Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Ceragon Networks, EdgeBeam Wireless, Soracom, AT&T, among others.
Ceragon Bags $10 mn in Private Network Wins, Accelerating Industrial Connectivity Push
Ceragon Networks announced multiple private network contracts totaling about $10 million across utilities, mining, defense, and public sector sectors, highlighting strong momentum in its global expansion strategy. The deals are expected to contribute around $7.4 million in near-term revenue for 2026. The company continues to strengthen its position as an end-to-end solutions provider, offering network design, deployment, and support for mission-critical environments. Its portfolio combines advanced wireless transport with private 5G and LTE technologies, enabling reliable connectivity in areas where traditional infrastructure is limited. The contracts reflect growing demand for secure, high-performance private networks across industrial and government applications.
EdgeBeam and Soracom Join Forces to Revolutionize Last-Mile Connectivity
EdgeBeam Wireless has partnered with Soracom to deliver a hybrid connectivity solution that combines cellular and broadcast networks for improved last-mile data distribution. This collaboration marks Soracom as the first cellular partner on EdgeBeam’s platform, integrating 4G and 5G connectivity with broadcast-based ATSC 3.0 technology. The hybrid approach enables efficient one-to-many data transmission, allowing enterprises to distribute large volumes of data simultaneously while reducing network congestion and costs. By leveraging Soracom’s secure SIM-based authentication and cloud-native capabilities, the partnership enhances scalability, reliability, and performance across applications such as IoT, automotive, digital signage, and public safety.
AT&T Continues Long-Term Fiber and 5G Investment Strategy
On 15 April 2026, AT&T continued executing its multi-year infrastructure investment strategy focused on expanding fiber broadband and enhancing 5G network coverage across the United States. The company is allocating significant capital expenditure toward improving network capacity, supporting cloud computing services, and enabling advanced digital applications such as artificial intelligence-driven platforms. AT&T’s investment program also aligns with national broadband expansion initiatives aimed at improving connectivity in underserved regions. This sustained capital deployment reflects a broader global trend in which telecom operators prioritize scalable, future-ready infrastructure over short-term expansion. Despite financial pressures and competitive market conditions, AT&T continues to invest heavily in digital infrastructure to strengthen its market position and support long-term growth in both consumer and enterprise segments.
SHAFANA FAZAL
