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T-Mobile follow AT&T in dropping Nokia for Ericsson in RAN shift

Analyst Earl Lum predicts T-Mobile will replace Nokia with Ericsson for its radio access network (RAN) due to longstanding technical issues, particularly with Nokia’s MIMO radio fans. AT&T reportedly switched to Ericsson from Nokia for its RAN in 2023, citing technical performance issues, particularly with Nokia's MIMO hardware. The move underscored Ericsson’s growing dominance in the North American telecom market. Verizon, meanwhile, continues to utilize a multivendor approach but is closely watching Nokia's position amidst industry shifts.

Horizon cutting-room links: Monday, 23 December 2024

Sunny, with a high near 35. North wind around 6 mph. Federal agencies in the Washington, DC area are Open. Employees are expected to begin the workday on time. Normal operating procedures are in effect “Congress Approves Spending Extension, Ending Shutdown Crisis,” New York Times “The 85-to-11 Senate vote followed

Air Force may adjust F-35 buy as tech advances—Kendall pushes back on Musk’s remarks

The Air Force could curtail its planned purchase of 1,763 F-35 jets if advanced systems, like the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program and Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), prove viable, outgoing Secretary Frank Kendall said at a Mitchell Institute event. While reaffirming the F-35’s role in the near

GAO identifies $47M in Antideficiency Act violations across agencies in fiscal 2024

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has detailed significant Antideficiency Act (ADA) violations in its fiscal 2024 compilation report. Violations spanning multiple agencies totaled $47 million and highlighted widespread challenges in federal fiscal compliance. The Navy faced scrutiny for $5.6 million in unauthorized expenditures supporting Marine Corps National Defense Cadet

T-Mobile follow AT&T in dropping Nokia for Ericsson in RAN shift

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Horizon cutting-room links: Monday, 23 December 2024

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