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- 1OCUDU 26.10 Adds Satellite Connectivity to Open Source RAN▼OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation Announces OCUDU 26.10, Bringing Satellite Connectivity and New 5G Capabilities to Open Source RAN
The OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation has announced OCUDU 26.10, a new release of the open source radio access network platform that adds satellite connectivity support and expanded 5G capabilities. The announcement was carried by the Linux Foundation, PR Newswire and Morningstar. The release aims to extend open RAN technology beyond terrestrial networks, letting operators combine satellite and 5G infrastructure in open source deployments.
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A new report highlights advances in mobile network technology, describing efforts to pioneer the next frontier in how mobile networks are built and operated. The piece frames emerging developments in wireless infrastructure as a key step for the telecom industry, though it offers few specific details about the technologies, companies, or timelines involved.
- 3FCC Approves 15,000 Starlink Satellites for Direct-to-Cell Service▼FCC Approves 15,000 Starlink Satellites for Direct-to-Cell Use
The US Federal Communications Commission has approved SpaceX's plan to use roughly 15,000 Starlink satellites for direct-to-cell service, allowing standard mobile phones to connect to satellites without special hardware. The decision is a major step for satellite-based mobile coverage, potentially bringing connectivity to remote and underserved areas, though it also raises questions about orbital congestion and spectrum management.
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Nvidia has flagged a move toward open-source AI tools for telecom network operators, according to Mobile World Live. The shift would give operators more freedom to adapt AI software for network management and services, moving away from closed proprietary systems. It highlights Nvidia's push to deepen its role in the telecoms sector as operators look to AI to cut costs and automate networks.
- 5Nokia and NASA to install 4G network on the Moon●Nokia and NASA Team Up to Bring 4G to the Moon and Our Astronauts https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.good newsnetwork.or
Nokia and NASA are working together to deploy a 4G cellular network on the Moon, aiming to give astronauts reliable communications during lunar missions. The partnership, reported by Good News Network, is part of efforts to build infrastructure for a sustained human presence on the lunar surface, with Nokia developing the space-hardened network equipment.
- 6How AT&T and the Cowboys built a stadium internet powerhouse●How AT&T and the Cowboys transformed their stadium into an internet powerhouse
AT&T and the Dallas Cowboys have turned AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas into one of the most connected sports venues, upgrading its network to handle massive data traffic from tens of thousands of fans on game days. The project reflects a broader push by stadiums and telecom providers to deliver high-speed connectivity as live events increasingly rely on streaming, mobile payment and connected fan experiences.
- 7Ceragon to Showcase New E-Band Innovation at India Mobile Congress 2026▼Ceragon Brings New E-Band Innovation and a Portfolio Built to Scale to India Mobile Congress 2026
Wireless backhaul specialist Ceragon says it will bring a new E-Band innovation and a scalable portfolio to India Mobile Congress 2026. The announcement signals the company's push into high-capacity 5G transport links as India's operators continue expanding networks. Details on the specific technology and launch plans remain limited in the announcement.
- 8Retail Traders Eye $15 Return for Nokia Stock▼NOK Stock In Focus: ‘Multiple Catalysts' Have Retail Traders Eyeing A Return To $15
Nokia (NOK) shares are drawing attention from retail traders who point to multiple upcoming catalysts that could push the stock back toward $15. The mobile network equipment maker has been a focus of speculation as investors weigh potential drivers such as new contracts, technology licensing and broader telecom spending. Traders on retail investing platforms are openly discussing a return to the $15 level, signalling renewed optimism around the company's prospects.
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Automotive connectivity is under pressure to keep pace with mobile network technology as vehicles increasingly depend on cellular links for navigation, safety systems, and over-the-air updates. Industry commentators argue that carmakers must design connectivity platforms that can adapt as networks move between generations, ensuring vehicles remain connected throughout their lifespan rather than being tied to the technology standard available at the time of manufacture.