Ericsson established a center of excellence (CoE) and innovation lab for 5G at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi. Indian industry and academia can leverage the lab.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) is transitioning new and enhanced mobile phishing and content protection capabilities to the government and private-sector. A recently released update of the San Francisco-based Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security platform offers enhanced endpoint and new mobile phishing protections.

After taking over the chief executive reigns of TCCA about a year ago, Tony Gray offers an update on how the past year has gone and his outlook for the coming year in this interview with RadioResource International magazine.

RADWIN and Microsoft announced a new strategic partnership to address the rural broadband gap. RADWIN will develop and introduce TV white space solutions to deliver broadband internet to unserved communities.

ice group, an international mobile network operator, announced its membership in TCCA, a global organization for critical communications.

Handset-based emergency location technologies such as Emergency Location Service (ELS) and Advanced Mobile Location (AML) have found success in Europe and other countries but have yet to gain a foothold in the United States.

European Union (EU) members countries' ambassadors approved a set of new rules for the electronic communications sector that cover the 5G rollout and other next-generation technologies, stronger consumer protection and a capped rate for international calls within the EU.

The FCC denied a waiver request by the Miami-Dade County, Florida, to extend its 800 MHz rebanding deadline and ordered the jurisdiction to complete all rebanding activities with Sprint within 90 days.

Australia’s Communications Alliance released a new “Mobile Phone Base Station Deployment” draft industry code for public comment. Comments are due July 20.

The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau settled an investigation into AT&T Mobility’s 9-1-1 outages of March and May 2017 with a $5.25 million fine and other conditions. AT&T must implement proactive system changes to reduce the likelihood and impact of future 9-1-1 outages, improve processes for notifying 9-1-1 call centers of any future outages, ensure reliable 9-1-1 call completion, and regularly file compliance reports with the FCC.