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Sally Hudson Maps the Money Beneath the Fiber
At VCTI, Sally Hudson translates the hidden arithmetic of broadband into a practical question: where should the next mile go, and what will it really cost?
The Broadband Bet Is Easy. VCTI Wants to Stop the Dig From Eating the Return
Fiber plans often look tidy until rock, bad address data and a rival network wreck the spreadsheet. VCTI sells operators an earlier, faster look at those expensive surprises - and is betting its engineering history can become a repeatable software business.
Iyad Tarazi Is Teaching the Airwaves to Share
He left a vast telecom organization for a startup with two scientists and a difficult idea: let radios share. A decade later, Iyad Tarazi is applying the same instinct to AI, physics and the stubborn economics of wireless networks.
The Company That Turned America's Hidden Fiber Into a Map You Can Actually Read
For more than 20 years, a small Florida team has been quietly answering one expensive question for the telecom industry: where is the fiber, and who owns it?
Federated Wireless Became Air-Traffic Control for the Airwaves - Now It Wants AI to Find Five Times More Room
For a decade, Federated Wireless made crowded radio bands behave like orderly airspace. Its next wager is that physics-aware AI can turn the same towers and frequencies into much more network.