Liberty Global and Telefónica joint venture Virgin Media O2 makes some progress with its NetCo plan and sees growing momentum with fiber build progress.

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The FCC is looking to block Huawei from participating in its wireless device certification program. Meanwhile, Qualcomm's sales to Chinese phone makers surged 40%.

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News that Telefónica has launched its first commercial Samsung site in Germany, and that more will follow, looks bad for the existing vendors.

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Through its cloud platform for network functions, Verizon has opted for the do-it-yourself route when it comes to placing 5G core and other functions into the cloud.

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First-half profit and large enterprise order book are signs of turnaround, says Hong Kong telco HKBN.

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Domestic telecom gear makers have sought stringent measures from the Indian government to prevent rampant imports and use of the Chinese networking equipment.

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Network revenues at Samsung plunged for the recent first quarter, according to a company report, and the immediate outlook is bleak.

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#Eurobites : Swisscom looks to Fastweb for Q1 success story; B2B is a bright spot for Sunrise; Nokia and Infobip are API together; Vodafone drags rural Wales into its merger campaign.

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Altice USA's mobile roadmap includes support for tablets and smart watches and a device protection program. The company added 29,300 mobile lines in Q1, up from just 7,600 a year earlier, but continued to shed broadband subs.

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Liberty Global and Telefónica joint venture Virgin Media O2 makes some progress with its NetCo plan and sees growing momentum with fiber build progress.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/49XqJ7q

The FCC is looking to block Huawei from participating in its wireless device certification program. Meanwhile, Qualcomm's sales to Chinese phone makers surged 40%.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/44oYc9y

News that Telefónica has launched its first commercial Samsung site in Germany, and that more will follow, looks bad for the existing vendors.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3UFIio8

Through its cloud platform for network functions, Verizon has opted for the do-it-yourself route when it comes to placing 5G core and other functions into the cloud.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3UrWjV9

First-half profit and large enterprise order book are signs of turnaround, says Hong Kong telco HKBN.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/4bhlHUg

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Domestic telecom gear makers have sought stringent measures from the Indian government to prevent rampant imports and use of the Chinese networking equipment.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/4bbhRMu

Network revenues at Samsung plunged for the recent first quarter, according to a company report, and the immediate outlook is bleak.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3Uq8xxj

#Eurobites : Swisscom looks to Fastweb for Q1 success story; B2B is a bright spot for Sunrise; Nokia and Infobip are API together; Vodafone drags rural Wales into its merger campaign.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/4doYrW6

Fubo, a sports-focused streaming TV service, has dropped several Warner Bros. Discovery channels, including Discovery, amid claims that WBD wants 'above-market rates' and has refused to license sports content separately.

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Lumen continues to review its 'mass markets' operation, which spans roughly 2.7 million customers. Options include a joint venture, a wholesale model, an outright sale – and just about anything else.

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