#Wireless Broadband Market

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November 2024 Telecom Report: Jio Gains Subscribers While Airtel, BSNL, and VI Lose Ground

The data reveals that the total number of wireless subscribers dropped from 1,150.42 million at the end of October 2024 to 1,148.65 million at the end of November 2024, reflecting a monthly decline of 0.15 percent. The telecommunications landscape in India has reached a pivotal juncture as of November 2024, highlighted by significant shifts in subscriber numbers among the major telecom…

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4G LTE Wireless Broadband Market: Ready To Fly on high Growth Trends

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Growing At a Rapid Pace Due To Increased Demand from Individuals across the Globe

Expansion of 4G Network in Rural Areas

Increase in Number of Connected and Mobile Devices across the World

4G LTE Wireless Broadband Market Trends:

A Rise in Penetration of Smartphones

Increase in Awareness of Mobile Phone Usage

4G LTE Wireless Broadband Market Growth Opportunities:

Booming Consumer Demand for High-Speed Connectivity

Supportive Government and Industry Initiatives

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Intuit: “Our fraud fights racism”

Tonight (September 27), I'll be at Chevalier's Books in Los Angeles with Brian Merchant for a joint launch for my new book The Internet Con and his new book, Blood in the Machine. On October 2, I'll be in Boise to host an event with VE Schwab.

Today's key concept is "predatory inclusion": "a process wherein lenders and financial actors offer needed services to Black households but on exploitative terms that limit or eliminate their long-term benefits":

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2329496516686620

Perhaps you recall predatory inclusion from the Great Financial Crisis, when predatory subprime mortgages with deceptive teaser rates were foisted on Black homeowners (who were eligible for better mortgages), resulting in a wave of Black home theft in the foreclosure crisis:

https://prospect.org/justice/staggering-loss-black-wealth-due-subprime-scandal-continues-unabated/

Before these loans blew up, they were styled as a means of creating Black intergenerational wealth through housing speculation. They turned out to be a way to suck up Black families' savings before rendering them homeless and forcing them into houses owned by the Wall Street slumlords who bought all the housing stock the Great Financial Crisis put on the market:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/02/08/wall-street-landlords/#the-new-slumlords

That was just an update on an old con: the "home sale contract," invented by loan-sharks who capitalized on redlining to rip off Black families. Back when banks and the US government colluded to deny mortgages to Black households, sleazy lenders created the "contract loan," which worked like a mortgage, but if you were late on a single payment, the lender could seize and sell your home and not pay you a dime – even if the house was 99% paid for:

https://socialequity.duke.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Plunder-of-Black-Wealth-in-Chicago.pdf

Usurers and con-artists love to style themselves as anti-racists, seeking to "close the racial wealth gap." The payday lending industry – whose triple-digit interest rates trap poor people in revolving debt that they can never pay off – styles itself as a force for racial justice:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/01/29/planned-obsolescence/#academic-fraud

Payday lenders prey on poor people, and in America, "poor" is often a euphemism for "Black." Payday lenders disproportionately harm Black families:

https://ung.edu/student-money-management-center/money-minute/racial-wealth-gap-payday-loans.php

Payday lenders are just unlicensed banks, who deploy a layer of bullshit to claim that they don't have to play by the rules that bind the rest of the finance sector. This scam is so juicy that it spawned the fintech industry, in which a bunch of unregulated banks sprung up to claim that they were too "innovative" to be regulated:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/05/01/usury/#tech-exceptionalism

When you hear "Fintech," think "unlicensed bank." Fintech turned predatory inclusion into a booming business, recruiting Black spokespeople to claim that being the sucker at the table in the cryptocurrency casino was actually a form of racial justice:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/07/business/media/cryptocurrency-seeks-the-spotlight-with-spike-lees-help.html

But not all predatory inclusion is financial. Take Facebook Basics, Meta's "poor internet for poor people" program. Facebook partnered with telcos in the Global South to rig their internet access. These "zero rating" programs charged subscribers by the byte to reach any service except Facebook and its partners. Facebook claimed that this would "bridge the digital divide," by corralling "the next billion internet users" into using its services.

The fact that this would make "Facebook" synonymous with "the internet" was just an accidental, regrettable side-effect. Naturally, this was bullshit from top to bottom, and the countries where zero-rating was permitted ended up having more expensive wireless broadband than the countries that banned it:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/02/countries-zero-rating-have-more-expensive-wireless-broadband-countries-without-it

The predatory inclusion gambit is insultingly transparent, but that doesn't stop desperate scammers from trying it. The latest chancer is Intuit, who claim that the end of its decade-long, wildly profitable "free tax prep" scam is bad for Black people:

https://www.propublica.org/article/turbotax-intuit-black-taxpayers-irs-free-file-marketing

Some background. In nearly every rich country on Earth, the tax authorities send every taxpayer a pre-filled tax return, based on the information submitted by employers, banks, financial planners, etc. If that looks good to you, you just sign it and send it back. Otherwise, you can amend it, or just toss it in the trash and pay a tax-prep specialist to produce your own return.

But in America, taxpayers spend billions every year to send forms to the IRS that tell it things it already knows. To make this ripoff seem fair, the hyper-concentrated tax-prep industry, led by the Intuit, creators of Turbotax, pretended to create a program to provide free tax-prep to working people.

This program was called Free File, and it was a scam. The tax-prep cartel each took a different segment of Americans who were eligible for Freefile and then created an online house of mirrors that would trick those people into spending hours working on their tax-returns until they were hit with an error message falsely claiming they were ineligible for the free service and demanding hundreds of dollars to file their returns.

Intuit were world champions at this scam. They blocked their Freefile offering from search-engine crawlers and then bought ads that showed up when searchers typed "freefile" into the query box that led them to deceptively named programs that had "free" in their names but cost a fortune to use – more than you'd pay for a local CPA to file on your behalf.

The Attorneys General of nearly every US state and territory eventually sued Intuit over this, settling for $141m:

https://www.agturbotaxsettlement.com/Home/portalid/0

The FTC is still suing them over it:

https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/192-3119-intuit-inc-matter-turbotax

We have to rely on state AGs and the FTC to bring Intuit to justice because every Intuit user clicks through an agreement in which we permanently surrender our right to sue the company, no matter how many laws it breaks. For corporate criminals, binding arbitration waivers are the gift that keeps on giving:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/02/24/uber-for-arbitration/#nibbled-to-death-by-ducks

Even as the scam was running out, Intuit spent millions lobby-blitzing Congress, desperate for action that would let it continue to privately tax the nation for filling in forms that – once again – told the IRS things it already knew. They really love the idea of paying taxes on paying your taxes:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/20/turbotaxed/#counter-intuit

But they failed. The IRS has taken Freefile in-house, will send you a pre-completed tax return if you want it. This should be the end of the line for Intuit and other tax-prep profiteers:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/05/17/free-as-in-freefile/#tell-me-something-i-dont-know

Now we're at the end of the line for the scam, Intuit is playing the predatory inclusion card. They're conning Black newspapers like the Chicago Defender into running headlines like "IRS Free Tax Service Could Further Harm Blacks,"

https://defendernetwork.com/news/opinion/irs-free-tax-service-could-further-harm-blacks/

The only named source in that article? Intuit spokesperson Derrick Plummer. The article went out on the country's Black newswire Trice Edney, whose editor-in-chief did not respond to Propublica's Paul Kiel's questions.

Then Black Enterprise got in on the game, publishing "Critics Claim The IRS Free Tax Prep Service Could Hurt Black Americans." Once again, the only named source for the article was Plummer, who was "quoted at length." Black Enterprise declined to tell Kiel where that article came from:

https://www.blackenterprise.com/critics-claim-the-irs-free-tax-prep-service-could-hurt-black-americans/

For Intuit, placing op-eds is a tried-and-true tactic for laundering its ripoffs into respectability. Leaked internal Intuit memos detail the company's strategy of "pushing back through op-eds" to neutralize critics:

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6483061-Intuit-TurboTax-2014-15-Encroachment-Strategy.html

Intuit spox Derrick Plummer did respond to Kiel's queries, denying that Intuit was paying for these op-eds, saying "with an idea as bad as the Direct File scheme we don’t have to pay anyone to talk about how terrible it is."

Meanwhile, ex-NAACP director (and No Labels co-chair) Benjamin Chavis has used his position atop the National Newspaper Publishers Association to publish op-eds against the IRS Direct File program, citing the Progressive Policy Institute, a pro-business thinktank that Intuit's internal documents describe as part of its "coalition":

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6483061-Intuit-TurboTax-2014-15-Encroachment-Strategy.html

Chavis's Chicago Tribune editorial claimed that Direct File could cause Black filers to miss out on tax-credits they are entitled to. This is a particularly ironic claim given Intuit's prominent role in sabotaging the Child Tax Credit, a program that lifted more Americans out of poverty than any other in history:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/06/29/three-times-is-enemy-action/#ctc

It's also an argument that can be found in Intuit's own anti-Direct File blog posts:

https://www.intuit.com/blog/innovative-thinking/taxpayer-empowerment/intuit-reinforces-its-commitment-to-fighting-for-taxpayers-rights/

The claim is that because the IRS disproportionately audits Black filers (this is true), they will screw them over in other ways. But Evelyn Smith, co-author of the study that documented the bias in auditing says this is bullshit:

https://siepr.stanford.edu/publications/working-paper/measuring-and-mitigating-racial-disparities-tax-audits

That's because these audits of Black households are triggered by the IRS's focus on Earned Income Tax Credits, a needlessly complicated program available to low-income (and hence disproportionately Black) workers. The paperwork burden that the IRS heaps on EITC recipients means that their returns contain errors that trigger audits.

As Smith told Propublica, "With free, assisted filing, we might expect EITC claimants to make fewer mistakes and face less intense audit scrutiny, which could help reduce disparities in audit rates between Black and non-Black taxpayers."

Meanwhile, the predatory inclusion talking points continue to proliferate. Nevada accountants and the state's former controller somehow coincidentally managed to publish op-eds with nearly identical wording. Phillip Austin, vice-chair of Arizon's East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, claims that free IRS tax prep "would disproportionately hurt the Hispanic community." Austin declined to tell Propublica how he came to that conclusion.

Right-wing think-tanks are pumping out a torrent of anti-Direct File disinfo. This surely has nothing to do with the fact that, for example, Center Forward has HR Block's chief lobbyist on its board:

https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/4125481-direct-e-file-wont-make-filing-taxes-any-easier-but-it-could-make-things-worse/

The whole thing reeks of bullshit and desperation. That doesn't mean that it won't succeed in killing Direct File. If there's one thing America loves, it's letting businesses charge us a tax just for dealing with our own government, from paying our taxes to camping in our national parks:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/11/30/military-industrial-park-service/#booz-allen

Interestingly, there's a MAGA version of predatory inclusion, in which corporations convince low-information right-wingers that efforts to protect them from ripoffs are "woke." These campaigns are, incredibly, even stupider than the predatory inclusion tale.

For example, there's a well-coordianted campaign to block the junk fees that the credit card cartel extracts from merchants, who then pass those charges onto us. This campaign claims that killing junk fees is woke:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/04/owning-the-libs/#swiper-no-swiping

How does that work? Here's the logic: Target sells Pride merch. That makes them woke. Target processes a lot of credit-card transactions, so anything that reduces card-processing fees will help Target. Therefore, paying junk fees is a way to own the libs.

No, seriously.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/09/27/predatory-inclusion/#equal-opportunity-scammers

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Elon Musk has turned Twitter X into a haven for hate speech as well as bots from Russia and other malevolent countries.

Musk himself promoted an antisemitic tweet – probably to show his far right pals that he's just one of the guys. Because of that, he's losing his few remaining respectable advertisers and is coming under scrutiny by governments in the US, UK, and the EU.

An advertising boycott of social media platform X is gathering pace amid an antisemitism storm on the site formerly known as Twitter. Apple, Disney, Comcast and Warner Brothers Discovery have all halted advertising on X, US media report, following hot on the heels of IBM. The European Commission, TV network Paramount and movie studio Lionsgate have also pulled ad dollars from X. It comes after X owner Elon Musk amplified an antisemitic trope. The corporate boycott has also been picking up steam in the wake of an investigation by a US group which flagged ads appearing next to pro-Nazi posts on X. A spokesperson for X told the BBC on Thursday that the company does not intentionally place brands "next to this kind of content" and the platform is dedicated to combatting antisemitism. Mr Musk came under fire on Wednesday after he replied to a post sharing an antisemitic conspiracy theory, calling it "actual truth".

Yeah, "actual truth" as the type of stuff you'd find on Truth Social. 🙄

The White House denounced Mr Musk's endorsement of the post. "We condemn this abhorrent promotion of antisemitic and racist hate in the strongest terms," said spokesperson Andrew Bates.

The Washington Post has a list of major advertisers who have suspended their ads on Musk's platform.

IBM IBM pulled its advertising from X on Nov. 16 after the Media Matters report identified it as one of several blue-chip companies whose ads had appeared next to tweets promoting antisemitism. [ ... ] Apple The maker of iPhones and MacBooks decided to pause all advertising on X on Friday after Musk endorsed an antisemitic post on platform, according to Axios, citing unnamed sources, and the New York Times. Apple was reportedly the platform’s largest advertiser, spending nearly $50 million in the first quarter of 2022. [ ... ] Lionsgate A spokesperson for the entertainment and film distribution company told The Washington Post it suspended advertisements on X on Friday afternoon, saying the decision came after “Elon’s tweet.” [ ... ] Disney The entertainment giant suspended advertising on the social media platform Friday, a company spokesperson said. [ ... ] Paramount The media, streaming and entertainment company is suspending all advertising on the platform, a spokesperson said in an email to The Post on Friday.

[ ... ] Comcast The global media and tech company is pausing ads on X, company spokesperson Jennifer Khoury said in an email on Friday. Philadelphia-based Comcast, with a market cap near $171 billon, provides a range of broadband, wireless and other services.

The European Union has also stopped all advertising at MuskX.

No more ads on Elon’s X, EU Commission tells staff

Truth Social is having HÜGE financial problems. Perhaps the two ought to merge; a lot of people wouldn't notice the difference except for the logo. 😆

Chris Hayes at MSNBC put Elon Musk's antisemitism in historical perspective.

To people still on Twitter/X: How do you explain to others why you remain on a platform associated with vile hatemongers?

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Deutsche Telekom Stock Review

Deutsche Telekom is a Germany-based company that provides integrated telecommunication services. It operates through five segments: Germany, United States, Europe, Systems Solutions, and Group Development. The Germany segment provides fixed-network and mobile telecommunications services to consumers and business customers. The United States segment provides telecommunications services in the United States market; and the Europe segment offers fixed-network and mobile operations of the national companies in Greece, Romania, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovakia, and Austria.

IPO

A major turning point in the world of telecommunications took place in November 1996, when Deutsche Telekom went public. It was the largest IPO in history and the capstone of years of intense effort by Goldman Sachs to establish a presence in the German market.

The company's offering marked a significant step in the development of an Anglo-Saxon shareholder culture. It was also the first telecommunications company to be listed on the Frankfurt and New York stock exchanges, as well as the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

It was the largest ever IPO and it was oversubscribed five times. Shares traded at nearly 20 percent above the issue price on their first day of trading.

In addition to its traditional services in Germany, the company provides telecommunications services throughout the rest of Europe and the United States. Its businesses include fixed network and broadband, mobile telephony, and information technology services.

Today, the company is one of the world's leading telecommunications companies with operations in more than 50 countries and a broad range of products and services. It has a worldwide network of around 248 million wireless and 26 million wireline customers.

The company has been in the forefront of telecommunications innovation, investing extensively in digital technologies to develop innovative new products and services for its customers. Examples include the Internet of Things, 5G technology, video conferencing, and artificial intelligence.

For a company like Deutsche Telekom, it is important to have a diverse product portfolio that appeals to different kinds of users. The company is also known for acquiring and selling companies to generate growth and streamline operations.

Despite its success, the company has faced several challenges in the past few years. It has lost customers to larger rivals, including AT&T and Verizon Communications Inc VZ.N, and it has also experienced a drop in revenue and profits.

However, the company's management has made efforts to turn its fortunes around, launching new business models and making strategic acquisitions. It is a leader in the telecommunications industry and it continues to seek ways to grow its business and create value for shareholders.

Mergers and Acquisitions

Deutsche Telekom is a diversified telecommunications company with a strong position in Europe and a booming US business. It operates in a number of different sectors, such as payments and commercial real estate tech.

In the US, the company is primarily focused on mobile services. Its subsidiary T-Mobile USA has an excellent record of growth and is a significant competitor to AT&T and Verizon. In addition, it owns Sprint (NYSE:S), which is set to become a major player in the U.S. telecom industry once the merger is complete in 2019.

The company has not made many major acquisitions, but it has done a few small ones over time. These smaller deals, such as the purchase of a Romanian carrier, the sale of T-Mobile Netherlands and its acquisition of Austria’s Telecom Austria, have improved its market position and scale.

Its US telco operations, T-Mobile USA and T-Mobile International, have been growing at very strong rates. These companies have a large customer base and are expected to continue expanding.

T-Mobile US is the second largest wireless service provider in the United States with a customer base of 120 million, behind Verizon. It has a very competitive pricing model and a great reputation in the industry.

However, the stock has not performed well in recent months. This is largely due to the fact that many investors are not aware of the fact that the German government owns 57 percent of the company. It has been criticized by a few legislators who think that the government should reduce its holding before the deal can be completed.

As a result, the stock has been down with other European stocks. If the Euro continues to weaken, this would likely help the stock and also its U.S. assets, which have been irrationally punished by European investors because they are included in a European stock.

To counter this, the company has been increasing its dividend and repurchasing some of its own shares, which are now trading at about a 50% discount to their value. These dividend increases and the repurchases should allow for further growth.

Shareholders

One of the largest shareholders in deutsche telekom stock is the German government and its agency, Kreditanstalt fuer Wiederaufbau (KfW). KfW owns 17.3 percent of the company's shares. It has been buying more shares and reducing its stake in a series of transactions.

Another large shareholder is the United States investment group Blackstone. It purchased 4.5 percent of deutsche telekom stock for $3.3 billion. It is hoping that the purchase will help the company achieve its long-term financial goals and boost shareholder value, according to the company's announcement.

It also plans to use the money to fund future dividend increases. The dividends are a key part of the company's plan to reinvest in new technologies and networks.

The company also recently rolled out an overhaul of its corporate strategy to focus on digitalization and adapting its business models to the changing needs of customers. The changes will make it a software company that sells telecommunication services, rather than just a hardware manufacturer.

This is a big shift from the days when telecommunications networks were made up of monolithic blocks of network elements. Today, companies like DT are disaggregating their technology and moving it into the cloud. This allows them to connect with third-party networks and use their infrastructure to provide telecommunications services.

In the case of telecommunications, this involves billing-software and other backend systems. These backend systems are responsible for collecting and analyzing customer data to make pricing decisions.

If these systems are not able to comply with GDPR, will they be subjected to enforcement action or sanctions by U.S., EU, or German authorities? If not, will they be the target of new private actions for fraud and/or breach of contract?

To protect its data, deutsche telekom stock has "binding corporate rules" that it has promised to abide by. These rules are "binding" on all of the company's subsidiaries and any of its other companies that can be required to comply with them or have already adopted them on a voluntary basis.

But what if deutsche telekom stock's subsidiary T-Mobile USA doesn't subscribe to these "binding" corporate privacy rules? Does it still have to comply with the "binding" rules, or is there something in the corporate law that prevents it from doing so?

Dividends

One of the coolest perks of being a shareholder of this German company is the opportunity to participate in its annual dividend payout. The company pays out an impressively large sum each year, and it has a long and distinguished history of making its shareholders happy. Despite its size, the company manages to stay on top of its game thanks to some innovative corporate strategies and a healthy dose of luck. In a nutshell, there's a reason why this stock has been a KfW staple for so long. The company is also one of the few surviving German telecoms. If you're on the hunt for a good value telecommunications stock, deutsche telekom should be at the top of your list. You'll be rewarded with top-notch service and competitive paycheques, not to mention a hefty chunk of the local economy.

After all, it's not every day that you get a free piece of the country's largest phone company, let alone one of the most innovative and coveted German telecommunications companies in the business.

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Millimeter Wave RFIC Market 2023-2035 | Size, Growth, Industry Trends and Report

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Increasing Demand for High-Speed Networks and IoT Applications to Propel Market Growth

The millimeter wave RFIC market has seen significant growth in the last few years owing to the rising demand for high-speed data transmission and the expansion of 5G networks across the globe. As industries try to develop their communication capabilities with better connectivity, the need for millimeter wave technology has become critical. The growth of smart devices and IoT is also further fueling this demand due to the requirement for strong and efficient communication solutions. Further, the development of radar and imaging systems opens up new application areas for millimeter wave RFICs, thereby creating opportunities for innovation and market share. Ongoing infrastructure development to support this technology also propels market expansion.

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Rapid deployment of 5G networks and increasing demand for high-frequency communication systems.

Rising adoption of millimeter wave RFICs in automotive radar and satellite communication applications.

Advancements in RF technology supporting higher efficiency, miniaturization, and integration with IoT.

Challenges:

High costs associated with the development and production of millimeter wave RFICs.

Complexities in maintaining performance and efficiency at higher frequencies.

Regulatory hurdles related to spectrum allocation for millimeter wave frequencies.

The Ka-Band segment is expected to hold a share of 60.5% during the forecast period. By leveraging its strength for high-speed data transmission into satellite communications and broadband application areas, this segment is witnessing remarkable growth. The increased deployment of satellite networks and increased demand for high-capacity communications systems in both commercial and military sectors drive the development of Ka-Band technologies. Moreover, technological advancements that enhance the performance of Ka-Band RFICs are gaining investments from major players to leverage this segment for better revenue. Growing emphasis on global connectivity and demand for reliable communication channels support the prominence of the Ka-Band in the market.

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The competitive landscape of the millimeter wave RFIC market consists of various players, such as Analog Devices, Inc., Sivers Semiconductors AB, RF Integration Inc., RFIC Solutions Inc., Anokiwave, Inc., MMTRON, TUSK IC, Altum RF, and Akronic, P.C., among others. All these companies compete with each other in order to develop and expand their product offerings in this fast-evolving market. Their strategies often involve heavy investments in research and development to improve performance and meet the various customer needs of telecommunications, automotive radar systems, and aerospace technology. Furthermore, the relationships and partnerships forged between these companies enable them to leverage complementary strengths, thereby strengthening their market positions while fostering technological advancements that are critical to future growth in the millimeter wave RFIC market.

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E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Specialist Company: NWS Location: Mississauga or Chicago AreaJob Type: Full-Time, In-OfficeAbout NWS: Founded in 2012, NWS is a leading provider of technology infrastructure solutions, specializing in Broadband, DAS/Private Networks, Fixed Wireless Access, Site Solutions, Carrier Networks, and Test & Measurement. Our mission is to empower organizations of all…

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Millimeter wave is a kind of electromagnetic technology used in various products such as phones, cars, medical devices, and others to ensure wireless broadband communications at a higher speed. It is known as extremely high frequency (EHF) because it presents signal spectrum ranges from 30GHz to 300GHz with a wavelength between 1 and 10 mm. Moreover, millimeter wave technology provides security for communication transmission.

The advancement in wireless technologies such as high-speed communication, high bandwidth, high-resolution videos and carrying large amounts of data influences the demand for millimeter wave technology due to its capability to enable 5G networks. Technological advances in digital networks connect a number of devices and sensors, which ensures advances in various smart technologies such as cars, smartphones, medical devices, and others. Therefore, the rise in penetration of mobile devices from consumer electronics influences the demand for 5G networks, which further increases the need for millimeter wave technology globally.

However, the adverse impact of millimeter wave technology on the environment presents a significant restraint for the widespread adoption of millimeter wave technology. Rapid deployment of 5G network is one of the key requirements in the millimeter wave technology. 

The millimeter wave technology market is analyzed into component, product, license type, frequency band, application, and region. On the basis of component, the market is divided into antenna & transceiver components, frequency sources & related components, communication & networking components, imaging components, rf & radio components, sensors & controls, and others. Based on product type, the market is fragmented into scanner systems, radar & satellite systems, and telecommunication equipment. Based on license type, the market is segregated into light licensed frequency, unlicensed frequency, and fully licensed frequency. Based on frequency band, the market is classified from 24 GHz to 57 GHz, 58 GHz to 86 GHz, and 87 GHz to 300 GHz. Based on application, the market is classified into telecom and datacom, military & defense, automotive, industrial, consumer, medical, and others.

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Anil Ambani: A key contributor in the Telecom Industry

Anil Ambani, the Chairman of Reliance Group, is not only known for his multifaceted business ventures but also for his transformative role in shaping India’s telecom landscape. Through his leadership in Reliance Communications, Ambani played a key part in revolutionizing the Indian telecommunications industry, making it more accessible, affordable, and competitive.

The telecom industry in India has come a long way since its inception, and Anil Ambani’s contributions have been central to this transformation. As the head of Reliance Communications, he spearheaded the company’s growth and innovation, bringing cutting-edge technology and services to millions of Indians. One of the major milestones under his leadership was the launch of 2G services in India. This move made mobile telephony accessible to millions of people in rural areas, bridging the urban-rural divide in telecommunication.

However, it was the launch of 4G services by Reliance Jio, under the leadership of Mukesh Ambani, that ultimately transformed the telecom sector, making high-speed internet a commodity for even the most remote corners of the country. Although this was a milestone for Mukesh Ambani, Anil’s earlier ventures in the telecom industry set the foundation for such a leap in telecom technology.

Anil Ambani’s entry into the telecom sector was marked by a vision to provide affordable, high-quality services to a rapidly growing middle class. His ability to identify market gaps and create strategic partnerships allowed Reliance Communications to grow rapidly in a highly competitive market. In addition to providing telecom services, he also expanded the company’s portfolio to include broadband, cable television, and internet services, aiming to build a comprehensive communications ecosystem.

The introduction of mobile number portability (MNP) by Reliance Communications, which allowed consumers to switch telecom operators without changing their phone numbers, was another landmark achievement under Anil Ambani’s leadership. This initiative empowered consumers by giving them the flexibility to choose service providers based on quality and cost, resulting in increased competition and improved services across the industry.

Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, including increased competition and mounting debt, Anil Ambani’s approach to the telecom sector remained focused on innovation and consumer satisfaction. His belief in the power of technology to drive social change and enhance the quality of life for the common man has been evident throughout his career. His efforts were not just about profit but about ensuring that technology reached the masses.

Reliance Communications also entered the corporate wireless broadband space, introducing the first pan-India broadband and fiber-optic networks. Under Anil Ambani’s leadership, the company became one of the major players in the broadband sector, providing faster internet speeds to urban and rural households alike. This move significantly boosted the digital economy in India, making online education, e-commerce, and other internet-driven services more accessible.

However, the path was not always smooth for Anil Ambani and his telecom ventures. The company faced a significant amount of financial pressure as the telecom sector became more competitive. As a result, Reliance Communications had to undergo various financial restructuring processes, eventually leading to the sale of key assets and a transition into the 4G space with Reliance Jio’s overwhelming market success.

Despite these challenges, Anil Ambani’s contribution to the telecom sector cannot be overstated. His commitment to bringing innovative and affordable telecommunication services to the masses played a vital role in India’s telecom revolution. His work in creating affordable mobile services, broadband networks, and telecom innovations has left an indelible mark on the industry.

Beyond the technical innovations, Anil Ambani’s foresight in seeing telecom as a driver for social and economic change was transformative for the industry. He recognized that mobile connectivity was not just a convenience but a tool for empowerment. His company’s initiatives helped millions of Indians access the digital world, giving them a voice in a previously disconnected society.

In conclusion, Anil Ambani’s legacy in the telecom industry is one of visionary leadership, resilience, and a commitment to technological advancement. His ability to navigate complex challenges and continue to innovate within the sector, despite financial and competitive pressures, highlights his deep understanding of the industry’s potential to drive societal change. Today, Reliance Communications’ early contributions continue to shape the telecom industry in India, and Anil Ambani’s vision of an interconnected, digitally empowered India remains as relevant as ever.

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Market Dynamics of 5G Fixed Wireless Access: Analyzing Current Size, Share, Growth Trends

The global 5G fixed wireless access market size is expected to reach USD 342.83 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 39.9% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Factors such as the rising demand for high-speed internet, advancements in 5G technology, the rise of remote working, and the expansion of 5G network coverage are the major factors driving the market growth. There have been significant advancements in 5G technology, such as increased bandwidth, lower latency, and improved network coverage. These advancements have enabled 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) to become a more viable alternative to traditional fixed broadband services.

Private 5G networks are also expected to drive the demand for the 5G fixed wireless access market by offering improved security, customization, low latency, increased network capacity, and improved reliability. Private 5G networks can offer improved security over public networks, making them more appealing for businesses and organizations that handle sensitive data. This enhanced security can drive demand for 5G FWA solutions, providing high-speed connectivity over a secure wireless network. At the same time, as businesses and organizations continue to adopt private 5G networks, the demand for 5G FWA solutions is expected to increase to provide reliable and high-speed connectivity to remote locations.

5G Fixed Wireless Access Market Report Highlight

The services segment dominated the market in 2022 owing to the global improvement of cellular communications networks to meet increased internet demand.

The Sub-6 GHz segment dominated the market in 2022 due to increased coverage capabilities of Sub-6 GHz operating frequencies, which enable better connectivity in both indoor and outdoor environments by effectively penetrating obstacles such as walls and buildings.

The urban segment dominated the market in 2022 owing to increased demand for high-speed internet, expanding acceptance of smart city initiatives, rising number of connected devices, and improvements in 5G technology across the globe.

The commercial segment is expected to grow significantly over the forecast period as a result of the growing usage of video conferencing solutions and IoT technology advances are two key factors fueling the market's expansion.

North America dominated the regional market in 2022. The expansion of 5G mobile connections across the region is anticipated to significantly contribute to driving the regional market growth

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Areas that are currently underserved or unserved by traditional wired broadband services are also expected to create lucrative growth opportunities for the market over the forecast period. The last mile is the final leg of the network that connects the service provider to the end-user. In many cases, the last mile is the most challenging and expensive part of the network to deploy, particularly in rural and remote areas. In these areas, the population density is low, and the cost of deploying wired infrastructure can be prohibitively high. 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) can be an attractive solution for providing last-mile connectivity as it can be deployed quickly and cost-effectively, without the need for physical infrastructure.

The outbreak of COVID-19 had a positive impact on the market. The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an increase in telecommuting and remote work, which is projected to persist long post the pandemic. 5G FWA provides high-speed internet connectivity in places where wired broadband is not accessible, making it an excellent choice for remote employees. With more people working and learning from home, there has been an increased demand for high-speed internet connectivity, particularly in areas that are underserved by traditional wired broadband services. Such factors are anticipated to create more demand for the market over the coming years.

List of Key Players in the 5G Fixed Wireless Access Market

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson

Nokia

Samsung

Inseego Corp.

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc

Intel Corporation

MediaTek Inc.

COMMSCOPE

Verizon Communications Inc

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Private LTE Network Market Size, Share, and Demand Analysis: Trends and Growth Forecast from 2025 to 2032

The global Private LTE Network Market is witnessing substantial growth, driven by increasing demand for private, secure, and high-performance connectivity solutions across various industries. Private LTE networks are becoming an attractive alternative to traditional broadband services, enabling enterprises to gain complete control over their data, ensuring robust security, and supporting mission-critical applications that rely on constant, low-latency connections.

Market Overview:

The Private LTE Network market refers to the deployment of LTE (Long-Term Evolution) technology in a private network infrastructure. This network type is becoming increasingly popular due to its ability to offer a secure and dedicated communication platform for enterprises. The demand for private LTE networks is growing rapidly due to a variety of factors, including the need for highly reliable and scalable solutions in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, energy, and utilities. These sectors are adopting private LTE networks to enhance operational efficiency, improve security, and ensure uninterrupted service.

Private LTE networks offer several advantages over public networks, including better control, security, performance, and lower latency. The market is expected to expand at a steady pace, driven by the widespread adoption of Industry 4.0, IoT (Internet of Things) applications, and smart cities initiatives, which require highly reliable, private wireless communication.

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Market Trends:

Industry 4.0 and IoT Adoption: The increasing adoption of IoT technologies and the shift towards Industry 4.0 are among the key factors driving the demand for private LTE networks. Enterprises are increasingly relying on IoT sensors, machines, and devices that require low-latency, high-reliability, and secure communication networks. A private LTE network provides the perfect solution to meet these needs, especially in industries such as manufacturing and energy, where operational continuity is critical.

Rise in Edge Computing: Edge computing, which involves processing data closer to its source, is increasingly integrated with private LTE networks. As industries move towards decentralized operations, edge computing helps reduce latency and ensures that mission-critical applications can perform in real-time without relying on centralized data centers. This trend is boosting the adoption of private LTE solutions, as companies seek to implement faster, more efficient network infrastructure.

5G Integration: The transition from 4G to 5G technology is another prominent trend in the private LTE network market. Many private LTE networks are now laying the foundation for future 5G deployments. Enterprises are investing in private LTE networks as an initial step toward future-proofing their operations with 5G, which promises even faster speeds and better network efficiency.

Security and Data Privacy: With growing concerns about cyber threats and data breaches, companies are opting for private LTE networks to ensure better control over their data. The ability to secure sensitive information by deploying private and isolated networks is driving the demand for LTE solutions. Additionally, private LTE networks provide secure voice and data communication, making them ideal for government agencies, financial institutions, and healthcare organizations.

Market Drivers:

Demand for Secure and Reliable Connectivity: As businesses expand globally and embrace digital transformation, the need for secure, reliable, and high-performance connectivity has become critical. Private LTE networks offer dedicated infrastructure that minimizes downtime and ensures operational continuity. The ability to protect sensitive business data while supporting critical applications is pushing organizations to adopt private LTE networks.

Increased Adoption of Smart Cities: The rise of smart cities, which use digital technologies to improve urban services and infrastructure, is contributing to the market's expansion. Private LTE networks are essential for smart city applications, such as public safety, smart traffic management, and environmental monitoring, where reliable and low-latency connectivity is crucial.

Cost Efficiency in Enterprise Networking: Private LTE networks offer organizations a cost-effective alternative to traditional enterprise networking solutions. While the upfront investment in infrastructure may be high, the long-term savings in terms of operational costs, security, and data management make it a viable option for many businesses.

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Market Restraints:

High Deployment Costs: One of the major barriers to the widespread adoption of private LTE networks is the high initial investment required for infrastructure and deployment. The costs associated with setting up a private LTE network, including base stations, equipment, and skilled labor, can be prohibitive for smaller enterprises, limiting market growth.

Limited Spectrum Availability: The availability of spectrum, especially in certain regions, can restrict the expansion of private LTE networks. Governments and regulatory bodies must allocate additional spectrum to meet the growing demand for private LTE networks, which is a challenge in some countries with limited resources.

Complexity in Integration: Integrating private LTE networks into existing infrastructure can be complex, particularly for enterprises that have already invested heavily in legacy systems. Compatibility issues between different network technologies and protocols can pose challenges for organizations looking to implement private LTE networks.

Market Segmentation:

The Private LTE Network market can be segmented based on:

Deployment Type:

On-premise

Cloud-based

End-User Industry:

Manufacturing

Logistics and Supply Chain

Healthcare

Energy and Utilities

Government and Public Safety

Retail

Transportation

Others

Component:

Hardware

Software

Services (Installation, Maintenance, Consulting)

Application:

IoT Connectivity

Real-time Communication

Data Security

Video Surveillance

Regional Analysis:

North America: North America dominates the global Private LTE Network market, driven by technological advancements, the high adoption of Industry 4.0, and the need for secure networks in critical industries. The U.S. is a major player in the region, with widespread applications in manufacturing, healthcare, and public safety.

Europe: Europe is another key market, with countries like Germany, the UK, and France leading the adoption of private LTE networks. The European market is witnessing a surge in demand from industries such as automotive, logistics, and smart city infrastructure.

Asia-Pacific: The Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness the highest growth in the coming years. Countries like China, Japan, and India are rapidly adopting LTE and 5G technologies to drive economic growth. The growing emphasis on smart cities, IoT, and industrial automation in this region will contribute significantly to market expansion.

Rest of the World: The market in Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa is also expanding, although at a slower pace. Increased investment in infrastructure and the digital transformation of industries are anticipated to drive growth in these regions.

Outlook:

The global Private LTE Network market is set for significant growth in the coming years, driven by the ongoing digital transformation of enterprises and the growing demand for secure, high-performance networks. With advancements in IoT, edge computing, and 5G, private LTE networks will continue to evolve and meet the needs of industries requiring specialized, high-speed connectivity.

The market's future is bright, with numerous opportunities for vendors to capitalize on the increasing reliance on private LTE networks across various sectors. However, challenges such as high deployment costs and spectrum availability must be addressed to realize the full potential of this burgeoning market.

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F-Type Connectors: $1.2B → $2.1B by 2033 🔗 (5.5% CAGR)

F-Type Connectors Market plays a crucial role in ensuring high-quality signal transmission across television, satellite, and broadband communication systems. These coaxial RF connectors are integral to consumer electronics, telecommunications, and broadcasting sectors, particularly in the era of digital technology and high-definition content. As connectivity demands rise, F-Type connectors are pivotal in providing robust and efficient signal solutions.

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The market is witnessing significant growth, driven by increasing demands for high-frequency connectivity. The broadcast sector takes the lead, fueled by the proliferation of digital TV and satellite communications, while the telecommunications sector is seeing strong performance due to the expanding broadband and fiber-optic networks. Regionally, North America holds the dominant market share, driven by advanced infrastructure and key industry players like Amphenol Corporation, TE Connectivity, and Belden Inc.. The United States and Germany stand out as top-performing countries, bolstered by innovation and substantial R&D investments.

In 2023, the market volume reached 320 million units, with projections to grow to 500 million units by 2033. The satellite television segment leads, capturing 45% of the market share, driven by consumer demand for high-definition content and reliable connectivity. The market is poised for expansion in Asia-Pacific, where rapid urbanization and growing internet penetration are creating new opportunities.

Technological advancements like coaxial, fiber optic, and wireless technologies are enhancing connector capabilities, while smart home technologies are further driving demand. Regulatory frameworks such as RoHS Directive influence production, emphasizing sustainability in materials and manufacturing processes.

With a strong outlook, the F-Type Connectors Market offers significant opportunities, particularly in emerging markets and with the rise of smart home and IoT solutions.

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AT&T Executives: Visionaries Steering the Telecommunications Giant

AT&T Inc., a global leader in telecommunications and media, owes much of its success to the expertise and strategic acumen of its executive team. These leaders oversee diverse operations spanning wireless communication, broadband, entertainment, and enterprise solutions, driving innovation and ensuring AT&T remains at the forefront of the industry. This article explores the key executives at AT&T and their pivotal roles in shaping the company’s direction.

1. John Stankey – Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

John Stankey serves as AT&T’s Chairman and CEO, guiding the company through its evolving role as a connectivity and media powerhouse.

Career at AT&T: Stankey has been with AT&T for over three decades, holding leadership roles across various divisions, including WarnerMedia, operations, and technology.

Strategic Focus: As CEO, Stankey has emphasized the company's commitment to 5G expansion, fiber deployment, and streamlining its portfolio to focus on core connectivity services.

Key Initiatives: Under his leadership, AT&T completed the spin-off of WarnerMedia, refocusing efforts on telecommunications and positioning the company for sustainable growth in the digital age.

2. Pascal Desroches – Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Pascal Desroches oversees AT&T’s financial strategy, ensuring fiscal discipline and supporting long-term growth initiatives.

Financial Oversight: Desroches is responsible for managing the company’s financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation.

Key Contributions: He has played a critical role in reducing AT&T’s debt levels following major acquisitions and divestitures, ensuring the company’s financial stability while pursuing strategic investments.

3. Jeff McElfresh – Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Jeff McElfresh, as COO, leads AT&T’s core connectivity operations, including wireless and broadband services.

Leadership Approach: McElfresh focuses on operational efficiency, customer experience, and technology-driven innovation.

Strategic Priorities: He has been instrumental in accelerating AT&T’s 5G rollout and expanding its fiber network, ensuring the company meets the growing demand for high-speed connectivity.

4. Thaddeus Arroyo – CEO of AT&T Business

Thaddeus Arroyo heads AT&T Business, providing enterprise solutions to organizations worldwide.

Business Growth: Arroyo has successfully expanded AT&T’s enterprise services, including IoT solutions, cloud connectivity, and cybersecurity offerings.

Client Focus: His customer-centric approach has strengthened AT&T’s position as a trusted partner for businesses navigating digital transformation.

5. Lori Lee – Global Marketing Officer and CEO of AT&T Latin America

Lori Lee manages AT&T’s marketing strategies and oversees its operations in Latin America.

Marketing Leadership: Lee has driven AT&T’s branding efforts, enhancing customer engagement and market presence through innovative campaigns.

Regional Oversight: As CEO of AT&T Latin America, she has spearheaded initiatives to expand the company’s footprint in the region, particularly in Mexico’s wireless market.

6. Jeremy Legg – Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

Jeremy Legg leads AT&T’s technology organization, focusing on innovation and infrastructure development.

Technological Advancements: Legg oversees the implementation of AT&T’s 5G network, cloud solutions, and AI-driven technologies.

Future Vision: His efforts are critical in ensuring AT&T remains a leader in connectivity and digital transformation, aligning technology investments with the company’s strategic goals.

7. Corey Anthony – Chief Diversity and Development Officer

Corey Anthony is responsible for AT&T’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, as well as employee development programs.

Diversity Leadership: Anthony drives efforts to create an inclusive workplace culture, emphasizing representation and equity across all levels of the organization.

Workforce Development: He oversees programs designed to upskill employees, ensuring AT&T’s workforce remains competitive in an ever-changing industry.

Leadership Culture and Philosophy

AT&T’s executive team fosters a leadership culture rooted in innovation, accountability, and customer focus. Their collective efforts ensure the company adapts to industry changes while delivering value to customers, employees, and shareholders.

Customer-Centric Approach: The executives prioritize enhancing customer experiences through reliable services, advanced technologies, and competitive pricing.

Commitment to Innovation: AT&T remains at the forefront of connectivity and media by investing heavily in emerging technologies such as 5G, IoT, and AI.

Conclusion

The executives at AT&T play a crucial role in maintaining the company’s leadership in telecommunications and media. Their combined expertise, forward-thinking strategies, and dedication to innovation ensure AT&T continues to thrive in a rapidly evolving industry. As the company progresses, its leadership team remains committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that connect people, businesses, and communities worldwide.