Monthly Archives: January, 2018

Spain’s Campofrio takes advantage of smart manufacturing

The processed meats producer implemented Cisco’s solutions at its new smart manufacturing facility in Burgos Campofrío Food Group, a Spanish producer of branded processed meats,...

Comcast wants to use its network as IoT platform for smart homes

Comcast is offering free home automation services to some 15 million subscribers While it's traditionally regarded as a cable company, Philadelphia-based Comcast provides quad-play services...

Hans Vestberg details Verizon edge and 5G plans

Planned 5G fixed wireless for residential broadband is "first slice" of Verizon's future offering, Vestberg says With its Verizon 5G Technical Forum, and participation in...

How gigabit LTE and 5G challenge RF front end design

Qualcomm highlights RF front end design at CES In the ongoing discussion around 5G—the standard release, network infrastructure readiness, support for sub-6 GHz and millimeter...

Nvidia’s Xavier chip to bring A.I. to autonomous vehicles

Nvidia announces partnership with Volkswagen Las Vegas, Nev. -- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled an autonomous machine processor called Xavier during a press conference at...

Baidu COO discusses why China is poised to dominate A.I. market

Baidu COO talks why China is well positioned to advance A.I. systems Las Vegas, Nev. -- During a press conference at CES, Baidu COO Qi Lu emphasized...

Let’s keep answering the calls for rural broadband (Reader Forum)

  In the push to deploy ever-faster broadband across America, no one should be left behind. The need for faster broadband is particularly acute in...

Competition – not regulation – is the way to a stronger internet for all (Reality Check)

  Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Mignon Clyburn issued a memo on the agency’s new Restoring Internet Freedom rule, essentially telling consumers their best interests...

Tech leaders discuss the race to 5G at CES

CES panel talks about the role of 5G in A.I., automated cars and more Las Vegas, Nev. -- A panelist of tech leaders gathered on...

Digital factories, digital twins, and the Internet of Things

Digitization. It’s a game-changing tool that many leading manufacturers have already invested in. In late 2015, Adidas opened Speedfactory in Germany, a highly automated...

U.S. Cellular dives into big data

U.S. Cellular is putting in place a comprehensive big data architecture and strategy for its business, with a deployment that has already begun and...

T-Mobile US talks subscriber adds, network

As T-Mobile US CEO John Legere wraps up his fifth year with the self-described "un-carrier," the company is proving that it can continue to...

Challenges in 5G Commercial Deployment

  As 5G networks’ commercial deployment approaches, research in standardization, technologies, services, ecosystem, and deployment modes are increasingly deepening. It has been proven that services,...

Application Brief: LoRaWAN Test Challenges

LoRaWAN radio technology offers powerful and flexible capabilities making it attractive for many IoT applications. The long-range communications, flexible hardware, open source software, and...

Ericsson completes first 5G trial in Africa

Ericsson working with carrier MTN to trial 5G applications and use cases South African telecommunications group MTN has completed what it claims to be the...

Avoid the disruptors: retaining IoT market share in the face of attack from OTT providers (Reality Check)

The Internet of Things (IoT) is fueled by the abundance of reduced cost infrastructure of compute, storage and networking, with a myriad of service...

Analyst Angle: Why mobile apps are driving the future of the MacOS

  Over one billion people now use the iOS interface. It is often the user interface that most young people first come to know. They...

Altice spins off U.S. business as Sprint relationship develops

French cable provider Altice is reorganizing its corporate structure, including separating its operation in the United States into a standalone business called Altice USA....

Intel CEO kicks off CES with security update, drones and quantum chips

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich begins CES with keynote presentation Las Vegas, Nev. -- Intel CEO Brian Krzanich kicked off the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this...

Huawei emphasizes privacy, security after AT&T cuts smartphone deal

Huawei CEO discusses Mate Pro 10 smartphone Las Vegas, Nev. -- CEO of Huawei’s consumer business group Richard Yu spent the better part of an...

Ford CEO wants to accelerate automated vehicles with transportation mobility cloud

Ford to launch vehicle-as-a-service platform in 2018 Las Vegas, Nev. -- Ford CEO Jim Hackett highlighted opportunities within the transportation sector the company would like...

AT&T discusses the IoT implications of FirstNet

Last year the First Responders Network Authority awarded a $6.5 billion contract to AT&T to build out a nationwide LTE network for public safety...

Smart cities enablement dominates AT&T CES news

New AT&T solution remotely monitors road and rail infrastructure According to the American Society of Civil Engineers 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, nearly half of bridges...

Kagan: Will users still trust Apple after iPhone slowdown?

There should be quite a bit of embarrassment at Apple in the last couple weeks since they admitted to the iPhone slowdown. But is there?...

T-Mobile US seeks to undercut LTE-M offerings with NB-IoT plan

T-Mobile US has launched a $6-per-year, per-device narrowband internet of things plan for IoT connectivity, seeking to undercut LTE-M-based price plans from other carriers. T-Mobile...
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