Monthly Archives: May, 2018

5G silicon: 3 chips with big ideas

Fabless semiconductor startups are making interesting 5G silicon by converting big ideas into practice 5G is a complex problem: how to create 100x faster networks...

Apple to FCC: Keep more high spectrum unlicensed

Apple wants the Federal Communications Commission to make sure that plenty of the so-far unlicensed, very high spectrum bands from 95 GHz to 3000...

Test and Measurement: UNH-IOL gets into Wi-Fi performance testing

The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Lab has expanded its Wi-Fi testing capabilities to include Broadband Forum testing that quantifies Wi-Fi access point performance. The...

How can tower companies facilitate edge computing deployments?

American Tower and Crown Castle both exploring colocation of edge computing appliances at cell tower sites Latency-dependent services command not just network densification, but also...

Comba Telecom deploys DAS solution for Bangkok Metro

  The Hong Kong-based firm said the DAS will provide wireless coverage along the railway tunnel Hong Kong-based wireless solution provider Comba Telecom Systems has deployed...

NEC reaches 5G agreement with Japanese telco NTT DoCoMo

Under the new 5G deal, NEC will provide control units for NTT DoCoMo’s 5G base stations Japanese technology firm NEC has reached an agreement with...

What’s going on with the T-band?

T-band spectrum used in 11 metro areas still slated for give-back Once upon a time in a Congress far, far away, public safety users were...

Industrial IoT and CBRS coalitions want compromise rules for 3.5 GHz band

Non-carrier interests push FCC for parity in access to CBRS spectrum In the U.S. mobile operators aren't the only businesses who can make beneficial use...

Drive.ai to launch on demand self-driving cars pilot in Texas

  Californian company says the pilot will take place in the city of Frisco in July   California-based self-driving car company Drive.ai has launched a pilot program...

Microsoft promises to “up Houston’s tech game, starting from the grass roots”

Washington-state tech giant Microsoft will set up house in Houston, Texas, as part of a long-term effort with the city authority to drive grass-roots...

Editorial Report: How Network Slicing Promises to Unlock the Value of 5G

Part of the 5G vision includes an on demand, bespoke data pipe that perfectly optimized to meet the needs of any service.  Network and spectrum...

Democrats file to force vote on net neutrality rules

Senate Democrats have officially filed for a review of the lifting of so-called "net neutrality" rules under the Congressional Review Act, even as the...

ZTE suspends operating activities due to US ban

  The Chinese vendor said that the next two weeks will be key to find a solution to the conflict Chinese vendor ZTE announced that it...

NTT DoCoMo carries out 5G trial with a car moving at 189 mph

  Japanese operator carried out the 5G trial with equipment provided by NEC Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo announced that it has achieved a 28 GHz wireless...

Microsoft, PCL Construction partner to boost smart building projects

  PCL Construction will develop new smart building solutions backed by Microsoft's Azure services   Microsoft and PCL Construction have signed a partnership to boost the development...

Editorial Webinar: How network slicing promises to unlock the value of 5G

The deployment of 5G networks will require the simultaneous availability of several new technologies for the first time. Those technologies—namely SDN, NFV, network slicing,...

White House convenes AI summit with US tech leaders, as Europe forges ahead

The White House has convened a meeting today (May 10) of 40 leading tech firms to discuss policy issues related to artificial intelligence (AI),...

‘6G’: DARPA enlists US engineering schools for smart road

DARPA, industry fund research into high-gigahertz and terahertz spectrum for "6G" smart road. The industry is just getting started with 5G, but New York University’s...

#TBT: MVNO madness (Voce! Helio!); the Razr’s cool factor; MediaFLO abroad … this week in 2006

Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to resuscitate the top headlines from the past. Fire...

Two UK councils sign up to InterDigital’s mobility data sharing marketplace

Buckinghamshire County Council and Hertfordshire County Council have signed up to InterDigital mobility data engine oneTRANSPORT, taking its smart-city customer count to four in...

Mastercard and Microsoft pool smart city tech, as former NYC CTO joins

Mastercard and Microsoft are to pool their payment, data analytics and cloud technologies to create a smart city “exchange” to help mayors, policy makers...

The Veloce Strato Platform: Unique Core Components Create High-Value Advantages

For full system SoC verification, hardware emulation has sufficient execution speed, visibility and ease-of-use to span the entire range of verification needs throughout the...

DGP completes DAS implementation in Chicago’s Wrigley Field

DGP’s CEO Steve Dutto said the optimization of the DAS will be finished during May California-based DAS Group Professionals (DGP) has completed the construction of...

MTN, Huawei complete Africa’s first outdoor 5G trial

  The South African telco said the 5G trial, which took place in Pretoria, used Huawei’s 5G CPE South African telecommunications group MTN and Chinese vendor...

USTelecom asks FCC to eliminate some rules on landline providers

USTelecom petitions FCC to ease up on '90s-era rules on landline providers The U.S. broadband industry lobbying association USTelecom has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission...
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