A free-wheeling NI Week keynote panel discussed self-driving cars issues A physicist, a semiconductor salesman and a lawyer all met on a stage at NI Week — sounds like the …
Susan Rambo
Susan Rambo
Susan Rambo covers 5G for RCR Wireless News. Prior to RCR Wireless, she was executive editor on EE Times, Embedded.com, EDN.com, Planet Analog and EBNOnline. She served also EE Times’ editor in chief and the managing editor for Embedded Systems Programing magazine, a popular how-to design magazine for embedded systems programmers. Her BA in fine art from UCLA is augmented with a copyediting certificate and design coursework from UC Berkeley and UCSC Extensions, respectively. After straddling the line between art and science for years, science may be winning. She is an amateur astronomer who lugs her telescope to outreach events at local schools. She loves to hear about the life cycle of stars and semiconductors alike. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Follow her on Twitter @susanm_rambo.
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Five-year old accelerator The Fabric focusing on cloud, IoT, 5G continues to build. Two advisors are joining The Fabric, the five-year old Mountain View, Calif.-based startup fund and “co-creation foundry.” …
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Some people have both a front-row seat and a behind-the-scenes view of the launch of 5G. The test and engineering tool company National Instruments is one of them. Particularly Sarah …
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What path convoluted path will 5G take in Houston before we can call it full-blown 5G? The city of Houston, Texas will have full-blown 5G network service by 2020, reported …
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National Instruments accelerates its pace, adds logging and instrument studios, in preparation for 5G and automotive systems. Expect more software, more often was the message during NI Week’s keynote on …
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The API (application programming interface) is where we need to concentrate to get customers hooked on 5G. Cisco’s CTO of Mobility Business thinks the API (application programming interface) may be …
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Densifying the networks with small cells is a key part to making 5G a reality, but the most dense small cell networks are still in 4G. Network densification has been …
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3GPP’s standalone 5G NR standards may be adopted this week Samsung Electronics is hosting 3GPP’s standalone 5G New Radio (NR) standards meeting in Busan, South Korea, from May 21 to 25. …
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Qualcomm tells world that its FSM product line will include 5G NR for small cells, multi-gigabit throughput. Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. announced that it will offer a 5G NR version of …
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Some media reports say China’s review of Qualcomm/NXP deal is on, some say it’s off. The review, however, could move fast in coming days, depending on larger trade issues between …
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5G goes to the seventh hole of U.S. Open in a collaboration among FOX Sports, AT&T, Ericsson and Intel. Two FOX Sports cameras will transmit 4K HDR images over a …
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Pushing video traffic off networks could save $546 million, justify MEC
by Susan Ramboby Susan RamboAs net neutrality appears in U.S. news again, a product in trials now could ease carriers’ financial issues in the fight. It could also help justify investing in the 5G …
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AUSTIN, Tx. — Sprint plans to leap over the competition by dropping 128-radio massive MIMO equipment on its tri-band towers for 2.5 GHz using a 4G/5G split in nine U.S. …
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Why Sprint’s losses may be a multi-year tax gift for a new T-Mobile US Sprint’s losses may make for an advantageous tax situation if or when the a combined Sprint-T-Mobile …
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Fabless semiconductor startups are making interesting 5G silicon by converting big ideas into practice 5G is a complex problem: how to create 100x faster networks that can handle 1000x more …
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Apple wants the Federal Communications Commission to make sure that plenty of the so-far unlicensed, very high spectrum bands from 95 GHz to 3000 GHz stay as they are: unlicensed. …
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DARPA, industry fund research into high-gigahertz and terahertz spectrum for “6G” smart road. The industry is just getting started with 5G, but New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering — …
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USTelecom petitions FCC to ease up on ’90s-era rules on landline providers The U.S. broadband industry lobbying association USTelecom has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission to eliminate some rules from …
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Mobile phone chips may become main focus if Qualcomm makes data-center server exit. Qualcomm may leave the data-center server business, reports Bloomberg. Qualcomm did not confirm the rumor, when contacted …
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Startup accelerators aim for 5G and keep their large sponsors invested in the next big thing. The use case is king in 2018: while carriers battle it out to build …
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Samsung earns distinction of designing first FCC approved end-to-end 5G beamforming basestations. Last week, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission gave Samsung approval of the final piece of its triad of …
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US smartphone consumers hold on to phones longer. Will US consumers have 5G in their pockets? U.S. consumers received over $479 million from trading in smartphones in Q1 2018, an …
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ETSI-based open source NFV platform tips OSM Releases 4 and 5 that bring more stability, testing and convenience. The Open Source Management and Operations (OSM) project, an initiative hosted by …
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If FCC changes rules, rural fixed wireless service providers say they would be priced out of CBRS spectrum Only on the job for a month, and already Claude Aiken is …
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CableLabs’ accelerator UpRamp helps entrepreneurs solve sticky problems and get insider access to the industry. Two and a half years ago, Scott Brown designed a unique startup accelerator program for …