Carl Weinschenk

Business/Technical Writer, Editor & Journalist specializing in IT & Telecom

roslyn heights, new york, united states

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I am a dynamic journalist, reporter, and editor with 20+ years of experience in writing blogs, features, and news in information technology (IT), telecommunications, and energy. My strength is explaining complex technical concepts in clear and concise language. I excel at researching business and technology trends and analyzing their impact on operations and bottom line.

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KPMG: Telecom CEOs expect a positive ROI on AI in three years

A KPMG report found that 84% of telecommunications CEOs expect a positive return on investment (ROI) on artificial intelligence (AI) within three years, including 22% who anticipate an ROI in a year or less. Sixty-two percent intend to allocate between 10... See more

telecompetitor.com•Carl Weinschenk•Jan 9, 2026

Confidence and investment in Wi-Fi growing: WBA report

The Wireless Broadband Alliance’s (WBA) annual report includes a survey finding that 60% of respondents believe Wi-Fi and 5G are keys to enterprise flexibility and will co-exist. The report, entitled “WBA Industry Report 2026,” found that 38% of responden... See more

telecompetitor.com•Carl Weinschenk•Jan 8, 2026

Cable One agrees to acquire the portion of Mega Broadband it doesn't own - Telecompetitor

Cable One Inc. and Mega Broadband Investments Holdings (MBI) have entered into a definitive agreement under which Cable One will acquire the remaining portion of MBI that it does not already own. MBI, which operates under the Vyve Broadband brand, provide... See more

telecompetitor.com•Carl Weinschenk•Jan 6, 2026

Senators introduce a blueprint for allocation of BEAD non-deployment funds

The battle over whether and how states will use non-deployment funds from the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program shows no sign of being settled. This week, senators from two states introduced a bill aimed at creating a ... See more

telecompetitor.com•Carl Weinschenk•Dec 19, 2025

AI is changing software development in the telecom sector: Report

A report conducted by Harris Polls for GitHub found that artificial intelligence (AI) is having a big impact on software development in the telecom sector. “The Intelligent Software Development Era: How AI Will Redefine DevSecOps in Telecommunications” in... See more

telecompetitor.com•Carl Weinschenk•Dec 18, 2025

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Masters, Communications at Hunter CollegeGraduated: 1988

Bachelors, History at Finalist - Maatschappelijk Relevante ItGraduated: 1979

Bachelor Of Science, History at Suny OneontaGraduated: 1979

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KPMG: Telecom CEOs expect a positive ROI on AI in three years

Confidence and investment in Wi-Fi growing: WBA report

Cable One agrees to acquire the portion of Mega Broadband it doesn't own - Telecompetitor

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AI is changing software development in the telecom sector: Report

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