Monthly Archives: January, 2019

US brings charges against Huawei, alleging fraud, sanction violations, stealing trade secrets

Charges involve both violating sanctions against Iran and stealing device testing technology from T-Mobile US The U.S. Department of Justice is pursuing 23 charges against...

A brief history of Huawei’s fraught relationship with the US

While the situation most certainly reached a fever pitch this week, the tenuous nature of the relationship between Huawei and the U.S. goes back...

DT says ban on Huawei would hurt 5G deployment in Europe

  Deutsche Telekom also said it will start to review its network equipment procurement plans The deployment of 5G across Europe would be affected if governments...

Ericsson launches AI-based managed services for telcos

  The new offering uses AI and automation to address telecom operators’ complexity challenges   Ericsson has launched a new artificial intelligence-based managed services offering for communications...

How is narrowband IoT NB-IoT connectivity used in smart buildings?

With more than 75 billion devices connecting to the internet of things (IoT) by 2025, the use of IoT devices among occupants and equipment...

Deutsche Telekom trial finds NB-IoT optimal for smart building performance

German-based global real estate service provider Ista, which offers energy efficiency monitoring and optimization for smart buildings, tested the network technology narrowband IoT (NB-IoT)...

Verizon reports modest wireless, wireline growth in Q4

Still no details on mobile 5G launch Verizon on Tuesday reported its fourth quarter earnings, including a 1.9% year-over-year growth in service revenue, 1.2 million...

Crown Castle has 20,000 small cell nodes in 2020 pipeline: CEO

  The firm aims to deploy between 10,000 and 15,000 small cells this year Crown Castle expects to deploy approximately 20,000 small cell nodes in 2020...

FTC vs. Qualcomm: A proxy for China vs. the USA? (Analyst Angle)

Analyzing the long term impacts of FTC’s activist litigation In all the chaos of allegations, counter allegations, scores of testimonies, rebuttals, cross-examinations, and others, I...

From power grids to oil rigs: IIoT at the cutting edge – four AWS use cases

In simple terms, the prevailing wisdom is the more data, the better. More data equals better decisions, which equals better products, and more users....

10m factories, 3m warehouses, 50k mines – Nokia counts out its new industrial targets

Nokia’s biggest opportunity, it explains, is to go beyond its traditional customer base to serve industrial markets directly, with private networking solutions. The total...

House committee investigates FCC over 5G infrastructure order

House committee probes whether FCC representatives urged carriers to game the legal system in support of recent infrastructure order The House Energy and Commerce committee...

German 5G auction process attracts four applications

  The 5G auction is expected to take place in the second half of March German communications regulator Bundesnetzagentur confirmed it had received applications from four...

Vodafone pauses use of Huawei gear in 5G core but not in 5G RAN: CEO

  Vodafone’s CEO Nick Read said that the debate about Huawei was taking place at a "simplistic level" U.K. telecom group Vodafone will continue to use...

Microsoft inks agreement to open AI, IoT lab in Shanghai

  The new facility is expected to be inaugurated in April this year   Microsoft has signed a memorandum of strategic cooperation to locate its new artificial...

CREtech acquires PropTech research firm, enhances education on funding trends

CREtech, a commercial real estate technology event and content management company, announced the acquisition of RE:tech a research platform which disseminates information about PropTech...

Siemens opens digital factory to build batteries for ferries, fishing boats, drilling rigs

German company Siemens has opened a fully automated battery factory in Trondheim, in Norway. The facility will produce batteries for the marine sector, including...

Kagan: Synchronoss secret sauce helps telecom, media, tech companies

As a telecom and wireless analyst and columnist for more than 30 years, countless companies have tried to get on my radar. Of that...

‘No future Elon Musks in IoT’, ‘no future in IoT without LoRaWAN’ – team LoRa plots next moves

This week, 1,500 business types from every-sized enterprise in the burgeoning IoT space will descend on Amsterdam in The Netherlands to chat LoRaWAN, the...

“Put IT and OT in the same room, have them talk about ‘real time’” – and other Airbus rules for Industry 4.0

For European aerospace company Airbus, the introduction of new digital tools into factory processes must be assured. New technology has to work straight away,...

Test and Measurement: Viavi snags deal to support Rakuten’s roll-out

As Rakuten, Japan's newest mobile operator, joins the market with a new network build-out, the carrier will be using Viavi Solutions' TM500 system to...

C Spire targets partnerships to boost precision agriculture business

The carrier carried out a precision agriculture trial in Mississippi last year as part of the firm’s Tech Movement initiative Regional carrier C Spire, which...

Europe to harmonize spectrum in the 3.6 GHz band for future 5G services

The European Commission said member states will be able to access this band for 5G by end-2020 The European Commission (EC) announced it will harmonize...

1&1 Drillisch confirms intention to become Germany’s fourth mobile carrier

The company said it will apply for admission to the 5G spectrum auction, which is scheduled to take place later this year German operator 1&1...

Case study: Virtualized RAN at Dacia Arena in Udine, Italy

A Q&A with JMA Wireless on virtualized RAN stadium deployment Earlier this month, JMA Wireless announced the deployment of its virtualized RAN solution, XRAN, and...
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