All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Telecom

1.      Manufacturers always have at least a slightly different recipe for making their optical lasers. 2.      Getting a little edge on technology can help, but it hardly results in a high margin business in the telecom space   3.     ...

1.      This announcement from Verizon feeds the notion that the industry will see the market arrival of 100G in 2010. 2.      Although there will be obviously be a natural progression to go from 40G to 100G, as has been pointed out in previous articles,...

GenBand announced the widely speculated acquisition of Nextpoint, a company that was itself a merger of two sub performing companies of Nextone and Reef Point in the VoIP security product lines! With the planned exit of AudioCodes from the Session Border Controller (SBC) market and financial struggles...

Text messaging along with other data services is key to post-paid carriers profitability today since their market is so saturated.  Carriers know this and are using it to advance their income by doubling rates from 10 to 20 cents per message unless a subscriber is on a monthly data plan. ...

After spending years dominating the business segment, it is time for Blackberry to move out into the mass market.  

RIM aims to leverage its enterprise and pro-sumer Blackberry success into the consumer market.  The transition will not be easy and comes with risk.

I have openly supported femtocell technology for sometime.  I think the technology’s ability to support residential and small business wireless local area networks was always attractive.  I think the technology’s inherent intelligent base station design gives carriers greater flexibility.

Google has announced an aggressive push to bring broadband internet service in to the emerging markets with a strong concentration into Africa;  its attempt to launch 16 low-earth orbit satellites connecting half of the world is expected to be the first stage of a 750 million dollar infusion...

femto cell deployment for WiMax operators femto cell deployment predicted for LTE

As an international consultant and employee of the telecom industry for 25+ years, it's clear the global market is no longer one of culture based elements (we still hear ringing tones after dialing another country code as being "foreign"), but rather technological.  As the world charges into...