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Telecom Trends USA offers a comprehensive weekly update on the strategic moves, competitive context, and market positioning within the US Telecom industry. This podcast is designed to keep you informed on the latest developments, providing insights into regulatory changes, market dynamics, and technological advancements. Our focus is on delivering factual, concise, and critical analysis for professionals navigating the Telecom sector.Featuring targeted discussions for company executives, consultants, regulators, sales personnel, investors, analysts, and other stakeholders in the Telecom industry, Telecom Trends USA serves as an essential resource for understanding the fast-evolving landscape. Listeners will gain valuable perspectives that could inform decision-making, strategic planning, and competitive analysis. Discover the depth and breadth of the US Telecom industry through our weekly briefings.Powered by Apisod.com
Apisod hosts Telecom Trends USA, a business show with 31 episodes published.
Charter just scored regulatory approval for its $34.5 billion buyout of Cox Communications, setting the stage for a massive cable shakeup. The logic: bulk up to fight shrinking broadband numbers and falling revenue, usin
AT&T is reshaping its network by swapping out Nokia for Ericsson, rolling out new 600 MHz radios to boost coverage in hard-to-reach rural and indoor areas. After spending $23 billion on spectrum, they’re betting that the
Wireless pricing is getting shaken up as T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon redraw their playbooks. T-Mobile now sees most new customers picking premium tiers—think big data, streaming bundles, even Starlink-powered satellite p
Verizon just posted its strongest consumer quarter in five years, touting 184,000 new postpaid phone customers and raising its full-year outlook—yet the big headline hides a twist. Overall revenue actually slipped as equ
Wireless giants are in a high-stakes tug-of-war: T-Mobile’s cash machine keeps humming, driving double-digit billions in free cash flow and funding buybacks, network upgrades, and spectrum. But as the big players ramp up
T-Mobile is betting big on the enterprise with a sweeping executive shakeup and a push to monetize its 5G standalone network. With Chris Sambar—former AT&T 5G architect—now tapped to lead enterprise, SMB, and government,
The FCC just cleared a massive spectrum swap between T-Mobile and Grain Management, greenlighting a deal that hands T-Mobile deployable 600 MHz spectrum and $2.9 billion in cash, while Grain gets a nearly nationwide 800
Comcast is making a bold move, spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky into a standalone media company while keeping its broadband and mobile core focused and nimble. This split signals a bet that pure connectivity, not bundle
Verizon just got hit with a $190 million patent verdict over Wi-Fi calling, putting a price tag on technology that was supposed to save carriers money by offloading calls onto home internet. The check isn’t crippling for
Verizon is pulling out all the stops to hang onto customers and win over businesses—simplifying its wireless plans, launching a new loyalty program, and doubling down on premium pricing even after a recent $5 hike for it
AT&T is making a bold play for both budget-minded and high-end customers, launching a $15 “Build‑A‑Plan” that lets new users customize their wireless service while doubling down with a $19 billion commitment to build out
The FCC just shook up the wireless landscape, fast-tracking three huge spectrum deals in under a week. Verizon landed $1 billion in new licenses covering millions of rural Americans—despite protests from small carriers w
A heated battle over who pays to replace utility poles could decide the pace—and cost—of broadband expansion across the country. Comcast’s fight with Appalachian Power has pulled the FCC’s new Rapid Broadband Assessment
T‑Mobile just made a high-stakes play to dominate U.S. broadband, stitching together $2.7 billion in joint ventures to snap up regional fiber players and target nearly 2 million homes. The strategy: let partners shoulder
Verizon just notched its first March-quarter postpaid phone gain in over a decade, adding 55,000 new subscribers and lifting its earnings forecast—big moves in a market where every net add counts. The company’s stock jum
Comcast is in a high-stakes balancing act: while hemorrhaging over 700,000 broadband subscribers in 2025—an attrition spike of 73%—they’re still a cash juggernaut, churning out $19 billion in free cash flow and rewarding
Carriers are touting enterprise-grade 5G, but the real test is whether these upgrades deliver in the wild. T-Mobile is first to scale with 5G-Advanced, rolling out lower lag for video and gaming, priority network slices
The FCC is poised to unlock faster, cheaper broadband from space with an April 30 vote that could scrap outdated rules and let low-earth orbit players like Starlink and Kuiper blast capacity up to sevenfold. If this goes
U.S. telecom is at a crossroads as the FCC bars new approvals for foreign-made Wi-Fi routers—an immediate response to cyberattacks like Volt and Salt Typhoon that jolts supply chains and leaves operators scrambling to se
In this episode of Telecom Trends USA, the discussion centers on the significant surge in broadband equipment spending and the industry's critical push towards achieving digital equity. Jeff Heynen from Dell’Oro Group hi
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