Ericsson’s 5G Supply Chain Credentials are Fortified with Breakthrough Delivery of 5G mmWave Base Station to Verizon
Qualcomm Appeal Successful as 2019 FTC Ruling is Overturned
SpaceX Starlink Sends Up More Satellites and Preps for High-Speed Broadband
Garmin Cyber-attack Garners Up To $10 Million Ransom To Hackers
Twitter Survey Asks Users About Paid Subscription and Other Features
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Ericsson’s 5G Supply Chain Credentials are Fortified with Breakthrough Delivery of 5G mmWave Base Station to Verizon
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Ericsson’s 5G Supply Chain Credentials are Fortified with Breakthrough Delivery of 5G mmWave Base Station to Verizon
The News: Ericsson has delivered the first U.S. manufactured 5G base station to Verizon. Verizon is the first U.S. communications service provider (CSP) to receive a 5G base station manufactured at Ericsson’s new 5G production factory in Texas. The delivery is a significant milestone as Ericsson continues to strengthen its U.S. capabilities in 5G research, design, manufacturing and service delivery ...
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Qualcomm Appeal Successful as 2019 FTC Ruling is Overturned
The News: Qualcomm Inc. persuaded a U.S. appeals court to set aside a 2019 ruling that cast a pall over its licensing business and threatened to upend the smartphone industry. The ruling Tuesday by a three-judge panel is a blow to the Federal Trade Commission, which last year won an order requiring the company to renegotiate patent licenses worth billions of dollars ...
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SpaceX Starlink Sends Up More Satellites and Preps for High-Speed Broadband
The News: After three tries, the SpaceX Starlink’s tenth mission was successfully launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida early this morning. The payload for this mission includes 57 Starlink satellites that will join the constellation already in low Earth orbit as SpaceX gets ready to begin its beta test, which it says will kick off this summer. Starlink ...
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Garmin Cyber-attack Garners Up To $10 Million Ransom To Hackers
The News: A Garmin cyber-attack made the tech company pay some or all of a $10 million crypto ransom to hackers who managed to encrypt the firm’s internal network and take down several of its services on July 23. According to an August 1 report from Lawrence Abrams at Bleeping Computer, Garmin’s IT department used a decryptor to regain access ...
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Twitter Survey Asks Users About Paid Subscription and Other Features
The News: A recent Twitter survey asks users their thoughts about a possible paid subscription model as well as other proposed features. Besides a paid subscription, the company asks users to evaluate paid features like “undo send” (an alternative to an edit button), as well as custom colors, the ability to publish longer and more high-def videos, support for profile ...
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