The hunger for 5G wireless spectrum is prompting carriers to shut down their legacy 3G networks, which could hit enterprises that still rely on them.
Enterprise AI and machine-learning projects are contributing to a rise in spending on data center hardware, according to a report from Dell’Oro Group.
FCC seeks billions more to reimburse carriers for removing and replacing 5G networking equipment made by banned Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
Technologies that automate and streamline network tasks and infrastructure can lighten the workloads of IT pros, but they can also create new burdens.
With significant high-throughput frequencies auctioned off to carriers, broad availability of the fastest 5G services are on the horizon.
Verizon and AT&T will address fears that 5G might endanger planes landing in low visibility—for a time.
Networking’s biggest companies get seats on the FCC's 6G council advising on what comes after 5G.
A court win and a compromise with the Federal Aviation Administration show that the FCC’s efforts to pry open more spectrum for broadband will move ahead.
As IoT matures, vendors are creating application bundles to simplify deployments, but security remains a worry.
The 3rd Generation Partnership Project has issued recommended enhancements of 5G systems architecture and radio access networks.
