Verizon expands its Frontline Network Slice to SA 5G devices, giving first responders dedicated network capacity that won’t be affected by public traffic during emergencies. This technology ensures life-saving applications perform at peak levels even in the most congested environments.
Google spinoff Taara emerges with optical internet technology that beams data at 25 Gbps using invisible light, potentially delivering 10-100 times faster speeds than Starlink satellite connections. The B2B-focused solution targets ISPs and carriers seeking rapid fiber-alternative deployment.
SpaceX faces potential FCC router ban complications as Starlink devices show mixed manufacturing origins across Vietnam, USA, and Taiwan. While some routers display “Made in USA” labels, others clearly indicate Vietnamese production, creating regulatory uncertainty for the satellite internet provider.
The MobileMark LLPG1788 packs 17 cables into a single antenna housing, offering 8x 5G cellular, 8x WiFi 6E/7, and active GNSS capabilities. This high-density design is perfect for enterprise routers requiring maximum wireless performance in minimal space.
The FCC has expanded its router ban to include cellular hotspots and CPE devices from foreign manufacturers. This significant update affects businesses relying on mobile connectivity solutions and requires immediate compliance review of existing equipment fleets.
AST SpaceMobile receives FCC approval to deploy up to 248 satellites for direct-to-smartphone connectivity from space. The authorization enables Supplemental Coverage from Space using premium low-band spectrum in partnership with Verizon, AT&T, and FirstNet.
TP-Link seeks FCC exemption from foreign router ban by emphasizing U.S. operations, but data reveals 1,166 CVEs that raise serious security questions. The company’s vulnerability record tells a different story than its corporate restructuring claims.
Peplink has implemented VWAN license stacking in their latest firmware, allowing customers to combine free PrimeCare Virtual WAN licenses with purchased licenses. This update resolves a long-standing limitation and provides better value for enterprise networking investments.
The FCC has approved SpaceX’s request to lower Starlink dish elevation angles from 25 degrees to as low as 5 degrees in some regions. This enhancement allows dishes to maintain satellite connections longer and improves network performance across all current Starlink models without requiring new hardware.
5G RedCap emerges as the practical IoT connectivity solution for 2026, offering improved performance over LTE without the complexity of full 5G. This middle-ground technology delivers up to 150 Mbps speeds while maintaining cost-effectiveness and power efficiency for utility and industrial applications.
