Monthly Archives: September, 2018

Five challenges for multi-access edge computing

Multi-access edge computing presents some unique challenges for deployment and operation Multi-access edge computing is part of a major re-architecting of the network that involves...

Ericsson CBRS radios certified by FCC

FCC needs to move on PALs, but CBRS ramping to commercialization Shared access of the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service band provides a number...

Keysight White paper: Accelerate your 5G device designs

Learn about the new challenges in new spectrum and bandwidth, MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) and beam steering, OTA testing, and 5G NR coexistence...

AT&T sees adjacencies in smart cities and public safety

Connected streetlights could alert public safety officials to car accidents AT&T has a lot going on at the moment. In addition to working to meet...

The URLLC debate (pt4): What is the business case for MEC? (And where’s the edge at anyway?)

For ultra low latency services, as enabled by incoming 5G technologies, multi-access edge computing (MEC) is a must. It provides the means to reduce...

BP, Honda, Aviva back “world’s most complex” smart mobility project in London

Energy giant BP and car maker Honda have joined with insurance companies Aviva and Hastings Direct to fund a new three-year smart mobility pilot...

5G virtualization, in-building tech, small cell networks. Time is running out…

Time is running out to learn about 5G virtualization, small cell networks, in-building wireless and NFV test and measurement. Register today for an upcoming 2018...

Mobile networks want to use your data for social good—should you let them?

The use of mobile network ‘big data’ can play a key role in tackling infectious disease, disasters and environmental crises, but the privacy of...

5G is like golf, bowling and making cheese

Ericsson's Peter Linder discusses 5G for the enterprise During a panel discussion at Mobile World Congress Americas, Ericsson's Peter Linder, head of 5G marketing in...

Vodafone, Huawei activate first 5G node in Madrid

Vodafone Spain said the recently deployed node has already supported several demonstrations of 5G use cases Vodafone Spain, in association with Chinese vendor Huawei, has...

AI will create 133m new jobs by 2025, but not enough people to fill them

Artificial intelligence (AI) will create more jobs than its takes away, as well as bringing new efficiencies and profit making to enterprises. This is...

India’s BSNL inks deal with Softbank, NTT to roll out 5G, IoT technologies

BSNL recently signed a 5G deal with U.S. networking firm Cisco India’s state-run telecom operator BSNL has signed an agreement with Japanese carriers Softbank and...

Kerlink wins contract for IoT Scotland project

Under the contract, the French IoT specialist will install up to 500 gateways across Scotland   French internet of things specialist Kerlink has been selected as...

Push for new IT initiatives is impacting enterprise security, research finds

New report finds that 92% of organizations plan to increase cyber security spending Nearly 80% of enterprise cyber security professionals think that network security is...

10 key private-sector cybersecurity standards

A previous article in this series discussed government efforts for cybersecurity. This article will give a rundown on some of the major standards development...

The URLLC debate (pt3): How will 5G slices be provisioned? (Will operators retain control?)

Network slicing, allowing for multiple network layers on top of a single shared infrastructure, is arguably the most significant capability of incoming 5G technologies....

What is the government doing to counter cybercrime?

Countering cybercrime is a daunting challenge, not only because there are so many cybercriminals but also because they are so technically sophisticated. A 2014...

What is PropTech and how is it changing real estate investment?

If you are in the commercial real estate sector, you?ve heard the buzzword: PropTech. Often used to refer to anything tech- and real estate-related,...

FCC’s new frontier: Time to auction 2.5 GHz spectrum to close homework gap (Reader Forum)

As a new school year begins, internet usage continues to transform K-12 education. The majority of today’s teachers routinely make homework assignments with the expectation...

Kagan: If T-Mobile, Sprint merger is denied, how will they compete in 5G?

Is the T-Mobile, Sprint merger still on track? Good question. Let’s take a closer look. It’s currently on hold at the FCC level. They...

It is high time for IR sensor 2.0 – and this is why (Reality Check)

The IR sensor is a crucial component in many everyday products, ranging from medical equipment to mobile phones. But the technology is 50 years...

5G paves the way for new business opportunities, competitive threats (Reader Forum)

The time is now for telecommunications, media and entertainment (TME) companies to start preparing for new 5G-enabled business opportunities and competitive threats that will...

Test and Measurement: RootMetrics calls St. Louis market a three-way battle

The St. Louis, Missouri market is a hotly contested one, according to RootMetrics' most recent analysis: AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile US networks' all do...

Alibaba Group to develop its own chips starting next year

  Alibaba’s CEO Jack Ma said China needs to control core technologies such as chip development   Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has announced plans to set...

Analyst Angle: The case for managed Wi-Fi solutions in retail and restaurants

Brick and mortar retailers and restaurants are facing tremendous competition from online giants while having to adapt to fast-changing customer needs quickly. The rapidly expanding...
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