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In this 190th episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover: 0:00:00 Intro 0:00:16 1. T-Mobile invests in fiber services with ambitions to broaden its broadband services beyond 5G FWA 0:05:11 2. AT&T and T-Mobile Earnings - T-Mobile completes Mint Mobile Acquisition 0:10:55 3. Will the FCC’s reinstatement of net neutrality impact the monetization of 5G network slicing? 0:15:52 4. Intel Earnings - 5G affecting networking business? 0:21:30 5. Verizon supports the New Orleans Jazz Fest with additional 4G and 5G capacity (nfl draft?) 0:25:26 6. DISH wins in court against Crown Castle over 5G site dispute
The dispute between T-Mobile and Lycamobile deepens as Lycamobile opposes T-Mobile's planned acquisitions, including Mint Mobile, due to concerns over potential anti-competitive practices. Lycamobile claims that T-Mobile has failed to provide essential technological services and that the acquisitions would further disadvantage independent MVNOs. They have called for regulatory intervention to ensure fair competition in the telecom sector. As T-Mobile defends its actions, stating that Lycamobile's claims are untimely, the outcome of this conflict may significantly impact consumer choices and market competition in the telecommunications industry.
Explore insights into T-Mobile's 5G initiative with Delta, Google's strategic AI enhancements under Rick Osterloh, and significant tech advancements from Samsung and Qualcomm. Discover how these developments influence tech trends and industry standards. This 189th episode of The G2 on 5G, covers:
1. Intro
2. T-Mobile partners with Delta Airlines to reimagine network operations with 5G
3. Google promotes Rick Osterloh to head Android and Hardware teams to merge AI efforts
4. 5G DSS rides off into the sunset in the U.S.
5. Samsung Networks and Qualcomm hit 1024 QAM milestone with FDD and TDD spectrum
6. Industry veteran Mo Katibeh joins T-Mobile for Business as CMO
7. Moto’s new Edge 50 Ultra and Samsung’s A35 launch in the US, adding more choices to the market
In this 186th episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover: 1. Booz Allen, Ericsson and Nokia partner to focus on modernizing U.S. Navy communications with 5G lab and POC efforts 2. Tesla wants to deploy Private 5G, could this spur other automakers to do the same? 3. AT&T announces 5G powered Internet Air for Business and partners with Microsoft Teams for 5G & AI-infused unified communications solution 4. China Mobile plans to roll out 5G-Advanced to 300 cities across China in 2024, starting with an initial 100 cities. 5. Keysight and Viavi battle for Spirent to boost 5G design, test and measurement capabilities 6. T-Mobile Secret Baseball Button and Opening Day
In this 184th episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover:
1. Will Open RAN benefit from a possible $9B in FCC subsidies (5G Fund) for U.S. rural 5G deployments?
2. What does the FCC’s new 100/20 Mbps down/up definition for broadband mean for 5G FWA?
3. T-Mobile and Dialpad extend partnership for AI-enabled business communications - could 5G VoNR deliver additional capabilities?
4. FCC unanimously approves rules for direct-to-device 5G NTN services
5. Nokia and Eurofiber team up for private 5G network delivery - could it serve as a model for other fiber service companies?
6. Vodafone to sell Italian business to Swisscom for €8 billion
In a pivotal move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced a regulatory framework enabling satellite operators to provide direct-to-device coverage. This initiative is a significant advancement in global connectivity with aim to bridge the communication gap, especially in remote locales where traditional cellular networks fall short. By fostering a partnership between satellite companies and wireless providers, the FCC's decision marks a major step toward a world where connectivity is universally accessible, ensuring safety and inclusivity for all.
In this 183rd episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover:
1. FCC probes AT&T's recent outage
2. T-Mobile finally gets its Auction 108 Spectrum, could supercharge T-Mobile’s rural push
3. Sateliot readies four NB-IoT satellites for deployment supporting 5G NR
4. Dish won’t buy T-Mobile’s 800 MHz spectrum, setting up for an auction
5. Will’s visit and impressions tied to John Deere 5G connected factory tour ahead of his Forbes contribution
6. India is set to have another big 5G auction this year
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AT&T's Internet Air, their FWA service, is now available in 59 markets with an enhanced self-installation process.
Uncover how satellites are redefining the role of traditional cell towers, enhancing mobile communication, and bridging the gap in global connectivity.
Investors seeking to maximize their profits from the potential of 5G should consider a multi-pronged approach and invest in companies that provide 5G network equipment, tower infrastructure, semiconductors, and hyperscalers as well as 5G mobile network operators. Here are the top companies across the sectors that are leading global public/private network rollouts.

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