Monthly Archives: February, 2020

Department of Energy invests $74m in building and construction technologies

  The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) announced $74 million for 63 selected projects to research, develop, and test energy-efficient and flexible building technologies, systems,...

Industrial alliance forms around telegram-splitting LoRaWAN and NB-IoT-rival MIOTY

A band of research organizations and industrial companies have formed the MIOTY Alliance to promote telegram-splitting ultra-narrowband (TS-UNB), commercialized as MIOTY, as an alternative ...

The security of a device starts with its main building blocks: its cellular module

  Quectel: ‘As hackers get more sophisticated, so too will our modules’ As the number of connected devices in homes, throughout cities or within enterprises continues...

‘Vulnerability makes us strong’ – team LoRa urged to embrace paranoia of open IoT

Amsterdam-based LoRaWAN group The Things Network (TTN) has instructed the IoT community at large to draw strength, as a collective working with open technologies,...

Why NFV still matters in a 5G world (Reader Forum)

Service providers are launching new services faster than ever before and upgrading networks to fit the new 5G ecosystem. As they streamline offerings and...

Dell-backed edge AI firm FogHorn gets $25m fund, signs Stanley B&D, Honeywell

California-based industrial AI developer Foghorn has closed $25 million in a series C round of funding, led by LS Corp, part of $25 billion...

CommScope: ‘2020 will deliver the 5G promise’

5G requires more high-powered, RRUs and, in some regions, a shift to massive MIMO architecture, says CommScope BARCELONA--The implementation of 5G requires more radio units,...

Insights from the Sprint/T-Mobile US merger ruling (Part 5)

Part 5: Dish's ambitions and how they played into the merger approval The merger of T-Mobile US and Sprint recently cleared what was widely seen...

What Carriers Should Expect in Robocalling in 2020 (Reality Check)

  Over the past several months, we’ve seen the Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, a bill to deter criminal robocall violations and make it easier for authorities...

LoRaWAN goes live in Nigeria; LORIOT adds three new public servers

IoT infrastructure provider LORIOT has partnered with local networking and security system integrator Layer3 to deploy LoRaWAN in Nigeria for smart city and smart...

GSMA announces 2020 GLOMO award winners

The GSMA GLOMO awards highlight those at the forefront of mobile innovation BARCELONA--The GSMA released the winners of the 2020 Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards, which...

Intel all in on 5G infrastructure–eyeing $25 billion opportunity

Ericsson and ZTE will use Intel 5G chips BARCELONA--Intel today announced the Atom P5900, a 10-nanometer system on chip designed for use in 5G wireless...

ZTE has racked up 46 5G commercial contracts globally

  Chinese vendor ZTE reported that it has already secured a total of 46 5G commercial contracts around the world. The vendor noted that these 5G contracts cover major...

Verizon inks deal to develop 5G use cases with Emory Healthcare

  Verizon and Emory Healthcare have entered into a strategic partnership to develop and test 5G use cases that could transform the healthcare industry, the...

“Humans should be arbiters of AI decisions” – Bosch sets down ‘red lines’ on industrial AI

Germany industrialist Bosch has set out a ‘code of ethics’ around the usage of artificial intelligence (AI) in its connected products, which says humans...

Huawei launches new products in the Wi-Fi 6 space

  Huawei has unveiled its AirEngine Wi-Fi 6 series products, including 10 new Wi-Fi 6 access point (AP) models. These new offerings were announced at the...

The edge gets smarter

  Progressive enterprises are pursuing software-defined Edge compute solutions with operating models powered by analytics, automation and machine communications to improve productivity, service-levels and cost...

Verizon to test 5G for healthcare at Atlanta lab

  Verizon has turned up its 5G service at a healthcare lab in Atlanta, partnering with Emory Healthcare in a move to develop and test...

US organizations increase investments in smart building tech: Johnson Controls

  A recent study carried out by Johnson Controls found that 75% of surveyed organizations across the U.S. plan to increase their investment in energy...

Sigfox launches IoT network in Indonesia

  French IoT specialist Sigfox has officially launched its IoT network in Indonesia, the company said in a release. In the first stage, Sigfox's network is...

Samsung to provide 5G, 4G network solutions to U.S. Cellular

Samsung will assist US Cellular in the development of its 5G network US Cellular has selected Samsung Electronics as its 5G and 4G LTE network...

Bosch creates new subsidiary to focus on IoT

  German company Bosch has consolidated its activities centered on the Internet of Things (IoT) into a new subsidiary. With some 900 associates, Bosch.IO covers a...

Ofcom tests 5G radiation at 16 UK sites, identifies no health risk

Those who oppose 5G networks cite radiation concerns In its latest round of spectrum testing, the U.K.'s Office of Communications, or Ofcom, measured electromagnetic field...

The Sunday Brief: The device transition from Sprint/Boost to New T-Mobile (better than expected)

Greetings from snowy Nashville (where I was a technology speaker at the 2020 Country Radio Seminar) and Charlotte, NC.  This has been a very...

Kagan: How companies can get 5G wireless PR without MWC20

Trade shows like Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona are an important way many companies, large and small, get publicity for their new 5G...
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