Monthly Archives: August, 2016

Cisco provides Mazak with fog apps for factory maintenance

Cisco fog applications provide factory maintenance Machine tool provider Mazak teamed with Cisco to increase its manufacturing line availability and improve machine utilization through the use...

Beverly Rider gives smart cities some advice

Smart cities is a quickly evolving area in the U.S., following in the footsteps of global leaders like Barcelona, Amsterdam and Beijing. I had...

Sony and Tepco plan joint smart home services

Sony and Tepco could start bringing smart home services to millions of Japanese households as soon as next year. Sony Mobile Communications and power company...

Reality Check: Security industry must embrace modern PTT technologies

Can the use of IP-based PTT platforms allow for a more profitable, secure and efficient working environment in the security space? The global security industry...

Reality Check: The connected car driving us into the future

Hype surrounding the connected car continues to grow There are a plethora of stories out there about connected cars, autonomous cars and telematics. After the...

Verizon domination over AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile grows in latest RootMetrics test

Verizon snared network performance wins across all 6 categories from AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile in RootMetrics 1H 2016 testing; T-Mobile improves in metros Verizon Wireless...

T-Mobile One unlimited data plan draws concern, could prop ARPU

Questions via message board Reddit continue to mount over the T-Mobile One unlimited data plan, though biz case looks sound T-Mobile US is garnering some...

FCC 600 MHz incentive auction starts week with $11B-plus in the bag

Bidding activity for larger markets continues to outstrip supply, as FCC 600 MHz incentive auction prepares for faster pace The Federal Communications Commission’s 600 MHz...

What is a smart stadium and will it get fans out of their homes?

A fight against the living room Stadiums are in trouble. In a 1998 ESPN poll, 54% of sports fans said they'd rather watch a game...

What is a Smart Stadium and How Does it Get Fans In Seats

A fight against the living room Stadiums are in trouble. In a 1998 ESPN poll, 54% of sports fans said they'd rather watch a game...

To improve home Wi-Fi coverage, Netgear proposes satellite routers

As consumers add more devices to home networks, Wi-Fi networks could struggle to keep up. To address this problem, as well as the frustration...

U.S. Cellular launches Samsung ‘store-within-a-store’ concept

Samsung devices are set to be highlighted in 100-square-foot space using virtual and real hosts, beginning at U.S. Cellular store in Madison Regional wireless operator...

Intel and GE CEOs discuss industrial IoT

Intel devices will use GE Predix industrial IoT cloud platform for smart manufacturing During the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich was...

How 5G will change the stadium experience

The need for better connectivity In a 2012 Cisco study, 44% of fans said connectivity is very important to their experience at a sports stadium....

M1, Nokia to deploy NB-IoT in Singapore in 2017

In addition to narrowband IoT, Nokia and M1 plan HetNet deployment to face increasing data demand Singapore telecom services provider M1 Limited (M1) and Nokia...

Nokia to help China Mobile build 100G optical network

Nokia will deploy an optical transport network, dense wavelength division multiplexing backbone for China Mobile Nokia has been awarded more than 30% of China Mobile's project...

Kagan: Sprint Unlimited Freedom vs. T-Mobile One

It seems unlimited wireless data is going to be one of the next, hot areas in the world of wireless competition. Last week, both...

Deutsche Telekom, SK expand 5G alliance to speed up deployment

Deutsche Telekom and SK Telecom are expanding their 5G alliance to include more operators and vendors around the globe. Deutsche Telekom (DT) and SK Telecom...

Reader Forum: Building blocks for 5G – what is fiber’s role?

Fiber is expected to be a significant focus on planned 5G network deployments Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz. That sound you’re hearing is the marketplace buzz over mobile carriers’...

Reader Forum: 5 keys to getting to 5G

5G is coming, but not everyone is ready. Here are 5 keys CSPs should have in place when preparing to migrate their networks Over the...

How can C-RAN cut costs for mobile operators?

Video downloads, social media and mobile video games are a double-edged sword for wireless carriers: more data use means more revenue, but it also...

How mobile carriers are using big data, AI

Argyle Data discusses how mobile operators are using big data and machine learning technologies for real time fraud detection, prevention and profit On this week’s...

Test and Measurement: Test companies report strong revenue growth

Test companies are reporting a generally strong quarter in financial results thus far, with test-related revenues showing significant growth. Keysight Technologies' revenues were up 7%...

600 MHz incentive auction tops $10B as bids broaden

The FCC 600 MHz incentive auction hits 11 figures after 5 rounds, with bidders broadening their market targets Bidding activity in the Federal Communications Commission’s...

Bloomberg says SoftBank CEO still interested in Sprint, T-Mo combo

According to a report this week by Bloomberg, Masayoshi Son, the CEO of SoftBank, remains interested in a potential combination of U.S. carriers Sprint...
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