• Rajant Ranked One of The Philadelphia Region’s “Top Workplaces Of 2021”

    Rajant Ranked One of The Philadelphia Region’s “Top Workplaces Of 2021”
    Malvern, PA Headquarters Recognized By ‘Philadelphia Inquirer’ As Best Employer Malvern, PA – April 22, 2021: Rajant Corporation, the Kinetic Mesh® wireless network provider, headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, has been named one of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Top Workplaces of 2021”. The honor was announced on April 11th. The selection process is based on anonymous employee answers to 24 survey questions centering on company policies, procedures, and
  • UK gets more OpenRAN investment, Mavenir gets Koch

    UK gets more OpenRAN investment, Mavenir gets Koch
    Mavenir is making headlines, announcing a new OpenRAN development centre in the UK, scoring a $500 million investment from Koch Industries and even getting a new logo.
    The software vendor’s development centre is in Swindon, a stone’s throw, relatively speaking, from the OpenRAN Test and Integration Lab that Vodafone plans to launch at its Newbury technology campus, and forms part of a push on Mavenir’s part to boost its presence in the UK.
    It comes six months after Mavenir acqu
  • Sculpture to honour victims of sexual violence

    Sculpture to honour victims of sexual violence
    The serene green park in the centre of St James’s Square is currently also hosting a bronze sculpture of a mother and child, representing victims of sexual violence.
    From a distance, it looks like any modern statue might look in a park, and even looking at it won’t easily show off what it represents other than obviously a woman and child.
    It’s only when you read the small sign at the bottom that the real meaning of the horror it represents becomes clear.Called Mother and Child,
  • 5G boosts results in US… for towercos, not telcos

    5G boosts results in US… for towercos, not telcos
    The biggest takeaway from Q1 reporting season is that in this, the 5G rollout phase, the impetus remains with the tower providers rather than the mobile operators themselves.
    Crown Castle this week boosted its full-year outlook on the back of a strong set of first-quarter numbers that showed, amongst other things, that it is benefiting from 5G deployment in its home market.
    The towers specialist’s site rental revenues – which account for well over 90% of turnover – came in at U
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  • Dish gambles on Faustian pact with AWS

    Dish gambles on Faustian pact with AWS
    Nascent US MNO Dish is the latest telecoms company to go all-in on the public cloud, entrusting Amazon Web Services to handle its entire 5G network.
    This arrangement would appear to take the telecoms/public cloud dynamic to a new level with everything to do with the Dish 5G network, including the non-hardware components of its OpenRAN radios, sitting on an AWS server. Symbolically they’re going to celebrate this unprecedented gamble by launching the Dish mobile network in Las Vegas.
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  • Orange mulls its Spanish predicament

    Orange mulls its Spanish predicament
    Orange posted a fairly solid set of first-quarter results on Thursday, all things considered, but it was hard not to notice the fly in the ointment that is its Spanish operation.
    The telco is starting to see some green shoots of recovery in a market characterised by aggressive competition, but while executives insisted it will build on this under its own steam, they foresee further consolidation in Spain and it is clear they have not ruled out being a part of that.
    “All our teams are fully
  • Transport Museum depot to open for Half-Term

    Transport Museum depot to open for Half-Term
    The Acton Depot, where the London Transport Museum stores most of its trains, buses and ephemera is having a week-long Half-Term opening for families.The Acton Depot is a massive shed of a space packed with old trains, a collection of old buses and trolleybuses, and a huge collection of old kit from tube stations.
    Normally open a few weekends a year, for May Half-Term, the depot will be open most of the week for a family event. A range of challenges for families are being created and there&rsquo
  • Rakuten decides to compete on price, again

    Rakuten decides to compete on price, again
    The Japanese greenfield operator Rakuten Mobile has seen its low-price strategy driving fast subscriber growth, so it has decided to double down on its iPhone 12 offers.
    Rakuten Mobile announced today that it is introducing the iPhone 12 series to its device portfolio. The main selling point is the carrier positions itself to offer the lowest price iPhones among the four operators.
    This is an intensification of Rakuten Mobile’s attack strategy to challenge the other three incumbents (NTT D
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  • SerEnergy to Launch Next Generation of Methanol Fuel Cells: SereneU

    SerEnergy to Launch Next Generation of Methanol Fuel Cells: SereneU
    This article is sponsored by SerEnergy
    A 4th generation of SerEnergy’s fuel cell units: SereneU will now be released. The new generation introduces many advantages, such as longer lifetime, less service and maintenances, and improved total cost of ownership. The product upgrade places SerEnergy fuel cells in a significant state-of the art position for volume market penetration – responding to an increased global demand for sustainable energy, working for the environment and for SerEn
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  • London’s Pocket Parks: Artizan Street, E1

    London’s Pocket Parks: Artizan Street, E1
    This is a deceptively simple-looking pocket park if you aren’t aware of what used to be here – it used to be an ugly car park ramp.There used to be a ramp leading up to a 1st-floor car park, but that had long been disused, so in 2014, half the ramp was removed. A narrow alley that squeezed between the ramp and the block of flats, and formed a very unappealing entrance to many people’s homes was now a much wider open area.
    Via the City of London council document
    That left the ru
  • Vodafone Idea seeks $1bn funding from pension funds to stay afloat

    For some time now, Vodafone Idea has been struggling to survive in the Indian market. Price wars triggered by the disruptive launch of Reliance Jio in 2016, coupled with the billions of dollars it owed to the government as part of its adjusted gross revenue (AGR), meant that by 2020 Vodafone Idea, since rebranded Vi…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Open RAN gets boost as Koch takes $500m stake in Mavenir

    In a major vote of confidence for the future of Open RAN, US-based tech specialist Mavenir yesterday announced that KSP would be investing in a $500 million stake in the company. KSP, a subsidiary of Koch Investments Group, will be taking a minority stake in the company, with private equity firm Siris Capital Group maintaining majority ownership. The exact size of KSP’s minority stake remains unspecified, making it unclear exactly what valuation the investors give to the vendor&helli
  • Network sustainability is about more than just greener tech

    When it comes to sustainability, the telecoms industry faces a major challenge. As the world becomes more connected and data consumption increases, so too will power consumption and emissions, potentially making the industry a major contributor to the climate crisis.To emphasise this point, Vincent Garnier, Director General of the FTTH Council Europe, shared data from a thinktank called The Shift Project, which estimates that 4% of global carbon emissions currently come from the ICT ecosystem.&
  • Dish and Amazon strike deal for cloud-based 5G network

    Dish Network has announced a new deal with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to collaborate on the construction of a 5G network. AWS will reportedly provide the infrastructure for the cloud-based network, set to be built using Open RAN standards. If successful, the deployment could be a major step forward Open RAN technology, as well as accelerating the shift to the public cloud for the telecoms industry.Dish said the network will launch later this year…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Chinese semiconductor industry is speeding up advanced chip development

    China's semiconductor industry is growing from strength to strength. The country has accelerated its efforts to advance its semiconductor industry in the wake of increasing geopolitical tensions with the US.A case in point is China's newly acquired capability to produce 28-nanometer chip wafers. This is likely to mature this year and is a crucial step in developing competencies for advanced chipmaking technologies. It is a sign that the country is fast developing high-end skills in chip manufac

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