Verizon, a global leader in driving virtualized and Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) technologies, has deployed Open RAN (O-RAN) based Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) systems with multiple vendor interoperability at The University of Texas Moody Center and the Austin Convention Center.

Approximately 63% of Frontier Communications’ stockholders have approved the acquisition by Verizon, including ten of the company’s top twelve stockholders.

TELUS Corporation announced remarkable results for the third quarter of 2024, driven by significant growth in customer additions across mobile and fixed services, along with a strong financial performance and a dividend increase.

AT&T's third-quarter results for 2024 reveal steady growth across its core Mobility and fiber broadband services, reinforcing the telecom giant’s commitment to high-quality, converged customer experiences in both 5G and fiber connectivity.

T-Mobile US has once again positioned itself as a leader in the wireless industry with record-breaking results for the third quarter of 2024, achieving the highest Q3 postpaid customer growth in a decade and setting new standards for customer retention.

Verizon’s Q3 2024 results demonstrate significant progress, particularly in the wireless and broadband segments, reinforcing its commitment to accelerated growth in connectivity.

Verizon Frontline announced the launch of two new deployable asset prototypes designed to support the mission-critical communications needs of first responders during public safety operations.

TELUS launched SmartEnergy, a global-first solution that helps customers save money on their energy bills and reduce their environmental footprint, all through one simple app with incredible incentives on smart devices. 

In a significant development, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reached a USD 13 million settlement with AT&T, following the investigation into the telco’s supply chain practices and the way it handled a data breach that compromised customer information. 

The Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) imposed a fine of 90 million, 659 thousand, 701.72 pesos on Telcel for engaging in a relative monopolistic practice by granting incentives to a distribution channel on the condition of not marketing packages from the competition.