Yearly Archives: 2022
As operators scale 5G, sustainability is a business imperative
Ericsson explains three-step approach to sustainably scaling 5G—plan differently, deploy differently, operate differently
In 2020, Ericsson first took a deep dive into breaking the energy...
Cyber risk doubles in smart manufacturing as IoT jumps 53 percent per year
Risk of intellectual property (IP) theft, including of industrial trade secrets, is rising fast as manufacturing companies connect private equipment and processes. Analyst house...
Will 5G Change the World? Sashieka Seneviratne, Ericsson (Ep. 54)
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In this episode of Will 5G Change the World?, Ericsson's Sashieka Seneviratne, director of sustainability for networks, discusses how operators can sustainably scale 5G...
T-Mobile US ‘drops mic’ on 5G rivals with latest expansion
T-Mobile US is also re-farming its 1900 MHz spectrum, which was previously used on Sprint and T-Mo legacy networks
“Consider the mic dropped,” T-Mobile US said...
Nokia, Rohde & Schwarz to trial drone-based network measurement
The pair will embed Rohde & Schwarz 4.9G/LTE and 5G network measurement capabilities into the Nokia Drone Networks platform
Nokia and Rohde & Schwarz have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to embed QualiPoc 4.9G/LTE and...
EY and Software AG make deal to combine and unleash ‘apps, devices, data, clouds’
Professional services company Ernst & Young Global (EY) has announced a partnership with Germany-based enterprise data and analytics company Software AG to help enterprises...
5G: How to turn lab innovation into commercial reality (Reader Forum)
5G labs are becoming very popular. CSPs are welcoming partners to work with them to come up with new ideas and use cases that...
Overcoming the MNO and enterprise language barrier (Reader Forum)
What MNOs say isn’t always what enterprises hear. How to bridge the disconnects in the name of private wireless network progress.
No matter how many...
Z-Wave source code released – to rival “shiny” Matter, kick-off “incredible” 2023
The Z-Wave Alliance, in charge of developing local-area IoT technology Z-Wave, has released the Z-Wave source code to alliance members on open-source software development...
Editorial Report: The state of Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7
When Wi-Fi 6 Extended, which refers to the ability to operate Wi-Fi in the 6 GHz band, was announced, the industry rejoiced for it...
NTIA continues stream of grants for broadband planning
Infrastructure planning grants are part of the 2021 infrastructure bill
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has announced dozens of planning grants to states in...
Microsoft acquires fiber solutions start-up Lumenisity
Lumenisity makes hollow core fiber for data centers and ISPs
Microsoft has acquired U.K.-based Lumenisity, a start-up that makes hollow core fiber (HCF) solutions, primarily...
Editorial Report: Private Networks Forum, Europe – Key Findings
This report, a companion to the Private Networks Forum, Europe will connect key stakeholders to discuss - are private networks the key to driving...
Well, technically… network intelligence lives in the software: AT&T’s Amy Zwarico (Ep. 86)
AT&T's Director of Cybersecurity Amy Zwarico is excited about the telco trend of move to more software-defined networks because it's increases mobility and allows...
Another 5G first – ‘first hybrid private 5G in Europe’, claim Vodafone and Porsche
Another private 5G story, and another which claims primacy and (apparently) unmatched scale. Vodafone Business, the enterprise division of UK operator Vodafone, has said...
‘Largest private industrial 5G network in Europe’ – by Nokia, for ASN (Nokia)
The “largest private industrial 5G network in Europe” has opened in Calais, in France, using 59 small cell antennas to cover a 50,000 square-metre...
STIR/SHAKEN, FCC and telecom industry all contribute to 2022 robocall mitigation (Reader Forum)
Twenty twenty-two was a year of tangible improvement when it came to robocalls. There were two main factors responsible for this decrease. First, Tier-1...
Kagan: What Verizon and AT&T should learn from T-Mobile US
Verizon has always been one of the United States premier telecommunications providers. However, during the past decade, not so much. Years ago, they were...
O2 Telefónica achieves carrier aggregation breakthrough
The carrier aggregation trial was supported by Nokia and MediaTek
At O2 Telefónica's Innovation Cluster near Berlin, the carrier has successfully aggregated sub-6 GHz spectrum frequencies in...
GSA: Nearly 1,000 organizations deploying private networks
Private network deployments continued to see growth during the third quarter of 2022, with the Global mobile Suppliers Association's (GSA) latest report on the...
Delivering better constituent experiences: How governments can build connected communities (Reader Forum)
Our world is shifting into a new era of modernization, and much like the private sector, governments are feeling the effects. Even before the...
How AI and edge can improve customer service fulfillment: Uber
Madan Thangavelu, director of engineering at Uber, provided some insights on real world applications of AI and edge to improve customer service fulfillment during...
Wi-Fi 7 requires ‘exhaustive and predictive’ testing: Keysight Q&A
Wi-Fi 7 has been designed from the ground up for operation in the 6 GHz band
Wi-Fi 7, which is designed from the ground up...
“We’ve never seen risk like this” – Project44’s strategy for global ‘never-normal’ logistics
The supply chain sector as a market for IoT data at the edge – on the road, on the ocean, in the air –...
Verizon tests 5G drone tech with Veterans Health Administration
Verizon has been involved in more than 17,000 drone flights since 2017
Verizon Public Sector is developing and testing 5G MEC and drone technology with...
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