Satellites Should Join Mobile Networks From Outset
Es'hailSat's CEO says satellites must be integrated into mobile networks from the start rather than serving as backups.
Global Telecommunications News
This section covers telecommunications — carriers, wireless network buildout, 5G deployment, broadband access policy and the mergers, regulatory proceedings and infrastructure decisions that shape how communications networks develop. Coverage runs from tournament results and player deals through the tour governance disputes that now rival competition in volume.
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November 8, 2026
Ericsson Turns Cell Networks Into Drone DetectorsEricsson's Integrated Sensing and Communication system uses existing cellular signals to track flying objects, with AT&T and Finland's Erillisverkot already running trials.
November 7, 2026
Telcoin Network to Launch Public Blockchain in DecemberThe EVM-compatible network, secured exclusively by GSMA mobile-network operators, plans to bring its first validators online.
November 7, 2026
Tether 0.2.0 Brings iPhone Messages to LinuxThe open-source tool now lets Linux desktops access iPhone SMS, iMessage, contacts and notifications over Bluetooth.
November 7, 2026
Telekom Equipment Exchange Reuses Network GearTelekom's internal marketplace lets national companies offer and find surplus network equipment across borders.
November 6, 2026
Avnet Silica Expands Teltonika Distribution Across EMEAThe EMEA-wide master agreement covers Teltonika's industrial networking equipment and its Remote Management System platform.
November 6, 2026
Ceragon Expands Into Sub-6 GHz With RADWINCeragon will serve as a global solution provider of RADWIN's sub-6 GHz wireless access offerings, complementing its microwave and millimeter-wave portfolio.
November 6, 2026
EU Opens Roaming Talks With Western BalkansThe European Commission has begun bilateral negotiations to bring six Western Balkan partners into the Roam Like at Home regime.
November 6, 2026
Caribbean Regulators Eye Satellite Connectivity PolicyA two-day Access Partnership Institute workshop in Port of Spain brought Caribbean regulators and policymakers together on satellite policy readiness.
November 6, 2026
Radius Global Unifies Brand Under One NameRadius Global Infrastructure has replaced the APWireless name across its international operations, with no change to ownership or leadership.
November 5, 2026
Rohde & Schwarz, Pegatron Test FR3 for 6GEngineers demonstrated a dual-polarised FR3 phased array antenna for MIMO transmission at the 6G Summit in Taipei.
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Coverage takes in carrier earnings, spectrum auction results, network buildout announcements, merger proposals and regulatory reviews, broadband subsidy programs and the outage incidents and coverage gap disputes that give the infrastructure story a public accountability dimension. Spectrum policy — how governments allocate the radio frequencies that wireless networks depend on — generates regulatory and legislative coverage that precedes network deployment by years, making it a forward-looking dimension of telecommunications reporting. Broadband access has become a policy subject that crosses telecommunications, economic development and education coverage, with deployment data, subsidy programs and adoption rates all generating their own reporting lines. Carrier consolidation has reduced the number of national competitors in most markets, making merger review a consequential event that determines the competitive conditions of the industry for years after approval.