How Is the Satellite Industry Impacted by the Electronics Shortage?

The global chip crisis has significantly impacted a variety of industries, and Satcom is obviously not immune to this widespread components...

US state governments can learn from challenges met by European rural broadband projects

Participants in the US Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) scheme are advancing a complex programme to improve rural broadband...

Restrictions on permanent roaming are forcing IoT providers to rethink multi-country connectivity

Regulators and operators are increasingly clamping down on permanent roaming. This article explores how IoT providers are developing localised...

Higher-income European countries have the highest capex intensities

Telecoms capex intensity is higher in Europe than that in comparable regions, and differences between countries point to underlying long-term trends...

1NCE is seeking to disrupt the IoT connectivity market once more with its new high-data tariff

1NCE announced at Mobile World Congress 2024 that it is launching a new, high-data IoT tariff. It will not be easy for 1NCE to replicate the success...

GenAI offers telecoms application vendors new revenue opportunities, but clarity on their role(s) is critical

Artificial Intelligence (AI), and generative AI (GenAI) specifically, are among the hottest topics of discussion in the telecoms industry. This...

Edge-native software 2.0 comes of age with VMware’s edge orchestrator

The focus of edge-native software is no longer on applications that move from edge location to edge location but rather on applications that are...

LTE-U’s impact is not clear, but it is unlikely to reduce Wi-Fi offload in the short-to-medium term

Increasing demands for access to radio spectrum are driving regulators to consider sharing as a way of making more spectrum available. The 5GHz...