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Michael Soper

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Telecom Analyst at Technology Business Research. tbri.com Email: michael.soper@tbri.com
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Boston Hotel Watch™️: Building a Citywide Security Network for Boston’s Landmark 2026

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By Michael Soper
| EIN Presswire
A hotel security officer proudly wearing his Safety Ambassador lapel pin. As Boston prepares for an unprecedented convergence of global events in 2026, the city’s hotels are stepping forward with a unified approach to security. BOSTON, MA, UNITED STATES, April 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- As Boston prepares for a convergence of global events in 2026, the city’s hospitality sector is advancing a unified, proactive approach to safety and security.
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Ericsson’s Biggest Customers and Partners (Operators) Are Holding it Back

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By Chris Antlitz, Michael Soper
| Technology Business Research
2025 Ericsson Industry Analyst Event, Boston, Sept. 11, 2025 — A select group of industry analysts gathered at Convene in Boston to hear from Ericsson leaders, partners and customers about the company’s Enterprise business unit’s strategies, capabilities and opportunities in domains such as private cellular networks (PCNs) and network APIs, with AI and 5G monetization serving as themes that ran across the various executive presentations.
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Immigration Policy Changes Portend a Growth Shock for the U.S. Wireless Industry

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By Chris Antlitz, Steve Vachon, Michael Soper
| Technology Business Research
U.S. wireless operators added more than 51.5 million new wireless phone connections from 2018 to 2024. Where did they come from?
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