AT&T, IBM deepen ties with 5G edge play
AT&T moved to speed the rollout of edge computing capabilities to enterprise customers by offering access to IBM’s distributed cloud platform on its 5G network. The move will marry AT&T’s…
AT&T VP details 6G development challenges
6G SYMPOSIUM: AT&T executive Mazin Gilbert cited AI, edge infrastructure and further reductions in latency as critical areas of focus for the next generation of mobile technology if it is…
US taps AT&T, Nokia, Ericsson for military 5G tests
The US Department of Defence (DoD) doled out $600 million for 5G testing, selecting AT&T, Nokia, Ericsson and a dozen other vendors to conduct trials of next generation use cases…
AT&T, Orange highlight 5G convergence potential
BIG 5G EVENT: Executives from AT&T and Orange tipped standalone (SA) 5G as a catalyst for fixed and mobile network convergence due to the drastically lower latency on offer. During…
AT&T charts course to standalone 5G launch
AT&T doubled down on a targeted launch of standalone (SA) 5G in 2020, joining rivals T-Mobile and Verizon in jockeying for a leadership position on the technology. An operator representative…
US operator 5G ad spat rages on
Verizon became the latest operator to face claims of false 5G advertising, arranging changes despite disagreeing with a US business watchdog over claims two of its commercials misled consumers about…
How AT&T’s new ‘Airship’ cloud-native platform will run its 5G core
By Guy Daniels Open source collaboration with Intel and SK Telecom Built using microservices and embraces cloud native principles Will provide the foundation of AT&T’s network cloud to run its 5G core Airship will also be used in the Akraino Edge Stack project AT&T is at it again. Having already pushed out its ECOMP orchestration projects and DANOS white box […]
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