Monthly Archives: August, 2020

Will 5G Change the World? Christian Block, Qualcomm (Ep. 19)

RCR Wireless News · Will 5G Change the World? Christian Block, Qualcomm (Ep. 19) 5G brings a new level of complexity to smartphone designs. To...

Bluetooth-based COVID-19 notification systems to be extended to wearables

A new Bluetooth specification is being developed so wearable devices can participate in existing smartphone-based coronavirus (COVID-19) notification systems, being deployed with Bluetooth technology. The...

Verizon relaunches IoT marketplace, lands digital transformation deal with Bayer

Verizon has launched (relaunched?) an IoT marketplace on its ThingSpace platform for customers to purchase, activate and manage customised IoT solutions.It has also announced...

Webinar: 5G, security and the supply chain: Perspectives on evolving US policy

Prominent industry leaders Inseego (device/endpoint), Qualcomm (chip) and Cisco (infrastructure) weigh in on the impact of rapidly evolving government policy – including recent actions...

SRG on T-Mo’s SA 5G: ‘Meaningful improvement’, but not necessarily for urban users

Upgrading to T-Mo's 5G SA: Big bucks for T-Mobile US made a splash with the announcement earlier this month that it had turned up Standalone...

Anritsu Webinar: The 5G Evolution of Indoor Wireless Networks for Smart Buildings and Manufacturing Facilities

5G technology has introduced some exciting possibilities for in-building functions. The “smart” buildings and manufacturing facilities of tomorrow will include new functions such as...

Changing the game: Beeline launches 5G pilot network that highlights the future of gaming

Those testing out the 5G pilot network will do so by playing a virtual reality or online game Russian mobile operator Beeline has launched what...

StarHub launches 5G service trial in Singapore

  Singapore carrier StarHub launched a 5G trial service in the country using the Nonstandalone (NSA) 5G architecture. The operator also announced plans to launch its...

China Telecom ends H1 with 37.8 million 5G subscribers

  China Telecom ended the first half of the year with a total of 37.8 million 5G subscribers and expects to reach 80 million customers...

Huck Capital, Schneider Electric deliver energy-as-a-service for commercial buildings

Energy management specialist Schneider Electric and automation and investment firm Huck Capital struck a partnership to create a new company that will deliver energy-as-a-service...

What will the IoT botnets of the future look like?

In 2017, President Donald Trump issued an executive order focused on cybersecurity that specifically called out the need for a federal response to internet-of-things-based...

Huawei hypes industrial 5G, intros 5G2B package, opens Industry 4.0 test lab

Huawei has put focus on the role of 5G to stimulate industrial revolution, and go beyond the traditional scope of cellular as a straight...

Kagan: Why Qualcomm appeals court win is such a big deal

First, congratulations to Qualcomm for clearing their name by winning in the United States Appeals Court on a case brought by regulators. Based on...

FTC vs. Qualcomm–More than meets the eye in Ninth Circuit decision

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Ninth Circuit) gave a landmark decision in favor of Qualcomm, on Aug 11th 2020,...

Well, technically… the CBRS auction is a different scenario: Kelly Hill, RCR Wireless News (Ep. 6)

This week's guest is RCR Wireless's very own Executive Editor Kelly Hill. She takes us through some of her CBRS spectrum auction coverage and explains why she thinks video streaming is the best recent technological advancement. Hint: It involves "My Little Pony."

Osterthaler elevated to FirstNet board chair

The First Responders Network Authority board has a new chair: Robert Tipton "Tip" Osterthaler was nominated to the position today by Commerce Secretary Wilbur...

Qualcomm, China Broadcasting Network achieve 700 MHz band 5G data call

  Qualcomm Technologies and China Broadcasting Network (CBN) announced that the two companies successfully achieved what they claim is the world’s first large-bandwidth 2x30-megahertz 5G...

Australia sets allocation limit for upcoming 5G spectrum auction

  The government of Australia announced allocation limits for the country’s next 5G spectrum auction, which is scheduled to occur in March 2021. In a release,...

Michigan to develop a 40-mile autonomous vehicle corridor

The autonomous vehicle corridor will go from Detroit to Ann Arbor Last week, Michigan announced that it is working with Cavnue, a subsidiary of Sidewalk...

Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority Implements AI-Enabled Building Management System

The Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority (DSOA), which is the regulatory body for the government-owned tech industry zone Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), announced that it...

Backhaul, power issues hamper cellular network recovery in Iowa

A week after the devastating derecho that struck Iowa with hurricane-force winds, carriers have reported to the Federal Communications Commission that nearly 60 cellular...

The Sunday Brief: Three views on what matters most in telecom post-COVID-19

Mid-month greetings from “move in” weekend at Davidson College.  Attached is the “scene” at the College as they grapple with containing outbreaks while maintaining...

PALs: Bidding narrows as auction clears $4 billion

As the Priority Access License auction closes out another week of bidding, the focus of bidders has narrowed, with fewer than 100 licenses still...

Test and Measurement: Aviat tests 6 GHz unlicensed devices for microwave-link interference

Microwave network equipment company Aviat Networks this week announced results of field tests conducted with Ameren and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), focused...

Verizon updates on 2020 priorities; focused on 5G B2B service development

Verizon CFO: 5G "created for business and society" Adding more millimeter wave-based 5G markets, building out mobile edge compute facilities, and expanding 5G coverage using...
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