Monthly Archives: July, 2018

Mobile carriers spend more than $510 million in Spanish 5G tender

Spanish operators Telefonica, Orange and Vodafone have secured 200 megahertz in the 3.6 GHZ-3.8 GHz band The Spanish government raised a total of EUR 438...

Spectrum advocates talk 5G on Capitol Hill

Senator says the U.S. is 'already behind' China on 5G U.S. Senator John Thune (R-S.D.), chairman of the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, this...

Nokia reports flat sales, but expects 5G boost in 2019, 2020

Nokia CEO says end-to-end deals at all-time high As he previously signaled, Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri this week said the network infrastructure vendor had a...

Analyst Angle: Smartphone teardowns reveal radio frequency challenges ahead of 5G deployments

Components in smartphones that relate to the Radio Frequency (RF) Front End (RFFE)—i.e., that provide the link between the modem/RF transceivers and antennas—are expanding...

Analyst Angle: 5G transport achieves big 3 status alongside RAN and core

As commercial 5G deployments at scale become more a question of “when” rather than “if”, the industry is taking a more holistic view of...

Samsung supporting Verizon’s 5G deployments in Sacramento, Houston

Samsung supplying 5G radios and routers to Verizon Using its proprietary Verizon Technical Forum standard, the carrier plans to activate a fixed wireless access variation...

Deutsche Telekom, Dekra test 5G for connected mobility

The two companies included a 5G testbed at Dekra’s Lausitzring speedway Deutsche Telekom and German firm Dekra announced they are expanding the facilities at a...

C Spire takes new approach to billing with fixed wireless service

Hub home provides fixed wireless to nearby residences Regional carrier C Spire, which is headquartered in Ridgeland, Miss., provides a variety of cellular and broadband...

Charter to expand LTE small cell trials to LA, NYC

The U.S. cable operator has recently launched a mobile service offering via Verizon’s network infrastructure U.S. cable operator Charter Communications announced plans to expand LTE...

Sprint takes aim at hospitality with decorative small cells

All-wireless small cells touted as plug and play for easy installation Building classes of all types need indoor cellular connectivity whether it's provided by DAS,...

The advantage of running a telco ranch vs. a wireless pet store (Reader Forum)

With the transformation from hardware-centric networks to networked cloud platforms, the relationship between telecommunications companies (telcos) and their server(s) is inherently changing. Cloud computing...

Qualcomm calls off bid to buy NXP

Qualcomm has to pay a $2 billion fee to NXP for terminating proposed deal Since announcing the proposed $44 billion acquisition of Dutch semiconductor firm...

3 strategic imperatives for winning the secure cloud transition (Reader Forum)

Networking and security IT infrastructures have evolved to a level of complexity unmanageable by operators and enterprises using a conventional approach. The ongoing reliance...

Turning Wi-Fi testing sideways: Inside Verizon’s Sideways House

In a tucked-away corner of Verizon's Fios network nerve center, there is a tween girl's dream bedroom: a double bed with a posh gray-and-white...

#TBT: Everybody loves the 45% of teens with phones; goodbye, walled gardens … this week in 2005

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...

Telit Webinar: How to Select a Router for First Responder Applications

Agencies across the U.S. are preparing for the nation’s first cellular broadband network dedicated to public safety. This network will provide more reliable communication...

AT&T CEO: We have “all the elements of a modern media company”

AT&T execs highlight Time Warner acquisition on Q2 earnings call With the acquisition of the Time Warner portfolio complete (despite a Department of Justice appeal),...

Qualcomm takes it to Intel with Ookla speed test data

Intel points out gigabit LTE and 5G modem product strategy Based on an analysis of speed test data compiled by Ookla, Qualcomm is highlighting the...

The new era of network densification requires operational excellence

Explosive growth in mobile data traffic means companies must make an important choice about their operations. According to the latest Visual Networking Index: Global Mobile...

Cambridge Consultants white paper: AI: Understanding and harnessing the potential

AI is set to play a vital role in telecommunications; from physical the 5G and IoT infrastructure, to cyber security and digital services. This paper...

Quantum Wireless deploys DAS solution for Georgia venue

The company said that T-Mo is the first carrier on the new DAS Quantum Wireless has installed a new high-speed, broadband cellular network at the...

Spanish 5G spectrum auction raises $469 million after four rounds

The government confirmed Spain’s four mobile carrier are participating in the spectrum auction Spain's 5G spectrum auction has already raised more than EUR 402 million...

What is Lean Six Sigma (Black Belt), and why is it important for industrial IoT?

The Lean Six Sigma doctrine proposes a set of data-oriented management techniques to eliminate defects and raise quality in process-driven environments. It has become...

IoT network infrastructure investment trends

Will the internet of things (IoT) take over all aspects of our lives? Will every kitchen appliance, industrial temperature sensor, implanted medical device and...

Surveillance, transport, lighting top for smart cities, as total spending to jump 95% by 2022

Visual surveillance, public transport, and street lighting will command nearly one quarter of spending by smart cities this year, according to new figures from...
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