Podcasts

Join Alex Davies as he chats to Jason Walls, Connected Home Chair at the Broadband Forum.

Fixed-wireless convergence is a hot topic, and the switch has happened for many operators – they often already have feet in both camps.

CPE is still a powerful way to manage the customer experience, but for many, there is an technology-agnostic approach for the backhaul that is coming to the fore … but a lot of legacy technology and culture to mitigate.

Join Elly and Alex, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. Proximus’ international software dreams are becoming reality
2. Stock Tracker Analysis – Year in Review: brace for AI wheels to fall off, silicon always safe
3. Stock Tracker – Analysis Year in Review: managed decline shows signs of slowing

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Join Elly, Phil, and Alex, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. Mid-band makes customers happy but mmWave even better
2. Ericsson sings energy praises, as 5G passes 1.58 billion subscriptions
3. Juniper’s Chief Network Strategist discusses Mist AI hype

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Join Alex, Phil, and Elly, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. CBRS gets closer to best of both worlds with second release
2. Indian government enacts contentious telecoms legislation
3. Germans rock the patent boat with first united campaign

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Join Alex Davies as he chats to Paul Hendriks, CEO of Gamgee, a provider of WiFi management and sensing software, targeted at operators.

With convergence on the horizon, and the overlap between wired and wireless operator models collapsing, consumers are going to have markedly different relationships with their wireless networks in the near future.

So, how do these operators view the opportunity of additional WiFi-based capabilities and revenue? Tune in to find out.

Join Alex, Phil, and Elly, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. Thales flags eSIM progress while downplaying iSIMs, for now
2. “Not a revolution… yet” – DT’s wholesale division to sell APIs
3. Apple Intelligence debuts in very risk-averse fashion

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Join Alex Davies as he chats to Emir Aboulhosn, CEO of NetLync – a startup that provides Entitlements-as-a-Service.

This is a section of the operator-smartphone stack that gets little coverage, but which ties into the larger trend of cloudification and the squeeze on operator spending.

With heaps more devices coming online, and a boom in MVNO debuts, the eSIM and entitlements overlap is a strong opportunity for the likes of NetLync – as part of the broader upheaval in the operator workflows, brought about by the cloud.

Join Alex, Phil, and Elly, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. Japanese consortium give HAPS a commercial boost
2. Qualcomm rides AI wave into PCs, promises wins in smartphones

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Join Alex, Phil, and Elly, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. Rohde & Schwarz bemoans 5G split and stresses security issues
2. 5G ready for bigger impact in primary healthcare
3. TXO gets evangelical about decommissioning opportunity

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Join Alex, Phil, and Elly, as they discuss the latest happenings in the cellular and wireless industry – as covered in Wireless Watch.

1. BT, ComReg pour cold water on 6G at London summit
2. Elisa extends 5G SA to include ‘Super Janitor’ use cases
3. EU backs Letta competition report, kicks next deadline into 2025

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