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Baicells Technologies: bring your own cellular network
From convention cameras to rural homes, Baicells puts cellular infrastructure into smaller hands. The attraction is control; the work is making that control dependable.
Ooredoo Tunisie wants a place in your living room
The mobile operator is making home broadband a bigger part of its business. Its 5G bet comes with a useful lesson: the network launch is only the beginning.
Ceragon Networks sells the internet a way around the digging
The wireless transport specialist connects towers, utilities and offshore operations where fiber is awkward to build. Its next challenge is turning that engineering talent into a less lumpy business.
Donna Johnson Makes Invisible Infrastructure Make Sense
An electrical engineer became the marketer translating 5G, wireless WAN and cloud-managed connectivity into decisions people can actually make. At Inseego, Donna Johnson is applying that unusual career arc to a company preparing for a much larger global stage.
Inseego Sold the Fleet Business to Save the Hotspot - Now It Wants to Run the Wireless Edge
The company behind MiFi escaped a debt squeeze by selling telematics for $52.7 million and narrowing its bet to 5G hardware plus cloud software. The turnaround offers a practical lesson in focus - and a warning about betting too heavily on a few giant carriers.
The Colorado Startup Teaching Your Phone to Diet on Netflix
Video eats the wireless network alive. A husband-and-wife team on Colorado's Western Slope built AI that puts it on a diet - on the device, before it ever clogs the tower.
Tinno USA Built the Phone Company You Were Never Supposed to Notice
Carriers want their name on the device, not a factory on the payroll. Tinno's Plano team sells the shortcut: design, certification, manufacturing and support from one unusually quiet supplier.