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Articles in category: Service Provider

1. Verizon 4G LTE nearing 500 markets across US Explore SlashGear (May 20 2013) Service Provider Verizon is continuing to roll out its 4G LTE in more locations across the US of A by hitting many of the smaller cities and towns in between of the larger cities that they’ve already hit. Doing so will soon see them reaching the 500-market milestone... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   AT&T   LTE   Mobile

2. WebRTC: Telecom's Demise or its Saviour? Explore TechWorld (May 15 2013) Service Provider There was once a time when browsing the web meant looking at text and pictures. Today the web is about a full multimedia experience. Your browser can easily act as a television, radio, or gaming device... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   Google   Microsoft   Apple

3. NFV Picks Up Speed Explore Light Reading (May 15 2013) Service Provider Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) may become a reality in commercial telecom operator networks sooner than many expected, with the pace of adoption and acceptance taking many from the vendor community by surprise, according to people here in Nice... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   Network Function Virtualization

4. WebRTC Stats – Bring our your voice, video and real-time data over the Web Stats Explore Alan Quayle's Blog (May 14 2013) Service Provider Arnaud Budkiewicz, CEO and founder of Bistri, has launched WebRTCStats with AddLive, UberConference, Drum, Symonics, Twelephone, Apidaze and Zingaya as a start.  Many of whom demoed at the WebRTC workshop last month.  And the support of Phil Edholm, Tsahi Levent-Levi, myself and Dean Bubley... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   WebRTC   Dean Bubley

5. Vodafone launches carrier services division Explore Total Telecom (May 14 2013) Service Provider Operator combines wholesale units of its operating companies with Cable & Wireless Worldwide into one global carrier business... (Read Full Article)

6. Comcast, 8x8 Top Hosted VoIP Provider Rankings for North America Explore Channel Partners Online (May 14 2013) Service Provider Comcast, 8x8, Verizon and West are the top hosted VoIP providers in North America, according to the North America Business VoIP Service Leadership Scorecard, which is due out next week from Infonetics Research... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   Sprint   Diane Myers   Infonetics Research

7. Skype Waits for Operators to Woo It Explore Light Reading (May 14 2013) Service Provider Skype wants to work with the telecom industry. It really does. But the voice-over-IP service provider hasn't found the most willing partners in the network operators... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   Microsoft   AT&T   Verizon Wireless

8. Did You Remember to Call? Explore TMCnet (May 13 2013) Service Provider In celebration of Mother's Day yesterday, it seems fitting to take a look at some phone-based facts related to the busiest calling day of the year... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   Voice over IP

9. Global LTE connections quadruple to 100M in less than a year Explore GigaOM (May 10 2013) Service Provider The U.S., Japan, Korea and Australia are the foci of LTE activity, accounting for 90 million of those subscribers, according to Wireless Intelligence. LTE graphic logo photo: Shutterstock / Inq Back in July, the GSM Association’s research arm Wireless Intelligence recorded only a measly 27 million LTE subscribers worldwide, most of them concentrated in the U.S., Japan and Korea... (Read Full Article)

   Mentions:   LTE

10. Mobiles 'to outnumber people next year', says UN agency Explore BBC (May 10 2013) Service Provider There will be more mobile subscriptions than people in the world by the end of next year, according to a UN agency report... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Mobile

11. AT&T Plans 4G Voice Launch This Year Explore Light Reading (May 10 2013) Service Provider AT&T's network president promises initial VoLTE market launches with 3G fallback in 2013... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   AT&T   Verizon Wireless   LTE

12. AT&T will use small cells to strengthen VoLTE coverage Explore Fierce Wireless (May 9 2013) Service Provider AT&T's Project Velocity IP, or VIP, includes the deployment of more than 40,000 small cells and those small cells will be instrumental in delivering a good customer experience, especially when it comes to Voice over LTE, which the operator plans to launch in some markets by year-end... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   AT&T   Verizon Wireless   LTE

13. Global LTE connections hit 100 million Explore Mobile World Live (May 9 2013) Service Provider The 4G LTE industry has hit 100 million global connections, according to Wireless Intelligence. The research firm today announced that there are 163 LTE networks in operation across 70 countries, with this forecast to rise to over 400 live networks across 120 countries by December 2017... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   LTE   Mobile

14. Verizon's Mead reiterates VoLTE launch for 2014, promises more LTE small cells Explore Fierce Wireless (May 8 2013) Service Provider Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead said the carrier will deploy Voice over LTE technology in early 2014, and promised that the carrier will not deliver a poor experience in terms of voice quality when it does so... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Microsoft   Verizon Wireless   LTE

15. The Benefits of NFV (video) Explore Light Reading (May 7 2013) Service Provider Karl-Heinz Nenner from Deutsche Telekom talks about the operational efficiencies that operators are expecting from network functions virtualization (NFV)... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Network Function Virtualization

16. For operators reacting to OTT messaging services, the time to act is now Explore Fierce Wireless (May 3 2013) Service Provider Last week I spent some time mulling over the opportunities that operators might have with new LTE services to increase revenue, differentiate their service offerings, retain customers and generally improve their fraught competitive situations. This week more first-quarter results have highlighted how operators across Europe are suffering from the same issues, ranging from cuts in mobile termination rates through to domestic price wars and the impact of European Union roaming price caps... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   LTE   Rich Communications Services   Ovum

17. A wakeup call for start-ups: WebRTC video built into the web Explore Boston.com (May 1 2013) Service Provider Just a few months ago Firefox and Chrome started supporting a technology called WebRTC which stands for Real­Time Communications Technology and is responsible for ditching plug-ins for open, interopable, built-in video communications. These are the opportunities WebRTC is creating for innovators... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   WebRTC

18. T-Mobile USA, MetroPCS officially tie the knot Explore Fierce Wireless (May 1 2013) Service Provider T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS officially closed their merger transaction and are now one publicly traded company. T-Mobile started trading today on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "TMUS." On the NYSE, T-Mobile's stock leveled off at around $16.60 per share in its first day of trading... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   LTE   Mobile   MetroPCS

19. WebRTC Infrastructure is Tricky Explore No Jitter (Apr 30 2013) Service Provider If I were in the position of Google today, I'd invest someone for the next 12 months in churning out how-to documents on building that infrastructure... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Google   Session Initiation Protocol   WebRTC

20. Will VoLTE be Open to All? Explore Light Reading (Apr 30 2013) Service Provider One of the big issues with Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) goes beyond pure technology, because making IP voice communications work like today's standard cellphone or landline call will require that operators co-operate... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Sprint   HD Voice   Session Initiation Protocol

21. Will Google Voice Die? Explore TMCnet (Apr 29 2013) Service Provider Many think WebRTC, an API currently being worked on by the World Wide Web Consortium that would enable browsers to leverage voice, video and P2P sharing without the need for a plug-in, is where unified communications is headed... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Unified Communications   Google   WebRTC

22. Orange Business Services goes global with UCaaS Explore Network World (Apr 26 2013) Service Provider Orange Business Services has announced the global expansion of "Business Together as a Service" -- a move the company touts as the "market's first Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) offer available for large enterprises on a global scale," according to the company's statement... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Unified Communications

23. T-Mobile boasts of lead in LTE Advanced Explore Fierce Wireless (Apr 23 2013) Service Provider T-Mobile USA will be able to move to LTE Advanced faster than its larger rivals because its network equipment and Radio Access Network are already capable of supporting LTE Advanced, even though it only just launched its initial LTE service earlier this month, according to a T-Mobile executive. "I think we'll probably be able to move faster [to LTE Advanced] because we have the latest hardware in place," Yasmin Karimli, head of T-Mobile's radio network and evolution strategy, told VentureBeat... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Sprint   AT&T   Verizon Wireless

24. Mobile Operators Frustrated with RCS Delays Explore Cellular News (Apr 23 2013) Service Provider Even though Mobile Operators are engaged with RCS and committed to launching the services, the vast majority of Mobile Operators are frustrated with the delays, according to a Yankee Group survey that was commissioned by Openmind. The clock is ticking, and with each passing day, competing OTT players are extending their customer reach and feature sets... (Read Full Article)

    Mentions:   Yankee Group   Rich Communications Services   Mobile

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