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Corning White Paper: Future-Ready Mobility

Every enterprise mobility infrastructure investment made today will be expected to migrate to 5G. Infrastructure with a future-ready posture will minimize the surprises in that LTE to 5G transition. Corning’s Future-Ready Mobility white paper shares best practices in developing a mobility infrastructure plan that includes...

Port of Rotterdam extends private LTE setup to drive automation and intelligence

Dutch industrial tech provider Koning & Hartman and Irish private-network provider Druid Software have extended their work to bring automation and intelligence to operations at the Port of Rotterdam. The pair have established a private LTE network at the port, using spectrum licensed by...

TIM partners with Corning to focus on 5G, IoT technologies

Under the agreement, the partners will focus on the evolution of infrastructure to better support these new technologies Italian carrier TIM and New York-based Corning Incorporated announced today they have entered a joint agreement to explore cooperation on a number of network applications and services...

SD-LAN adds flexibility to fiber deep architecture

Corning commercializes SD-LAN solution after year of trials Local area networks (LANs) are key to the operation of business-critical in-building systems, including Wi-Fi, point of sale devices, IPTV, audio/visual tools, building management systems, access control, lighting, other IoT projects and more. Corning has a long...

DAS case study: San Diego Convention Center

Fiber gives flexibility to 600-antenna DAS system The San Diego Convention Center, with some 615,000-square-feet of exhibition space and 204,00-square-feet of meeting, is high-end, waterfront real estate that boasts an approximately 75% occupancy rate. As such, Karen Totaro, facility senior vice president and general manager,...

Why are DAS vendors moving to vRAN?

vRAN architecture improves flexibility and lowers total cost of ownership Virtualization of network functions is helping operators decrease network-related capex and opex by replacing expensive, proprietary solutions with software that can run on off-the-shelf hardware. As it relates to the radio access network, a vRAN...

Corning and SpiderCloud prepare enterprise-ready LAA small cell

Carrier-certified small cells that can be directly purchased by the enterprise give companies a way to take control of their cellular connectivity needs, but bringing these products to market is complicated. Corning made it clear that it wants to move this market along when...

5G: Fixed sites + mobiles sites = ultra-dense, converged networks

Multi-layer convergence and new approach to network architecture in support of 5G 5G is all about more--more capacity provided in a more efficient manner that creates more value for consumers and more attractive business cases for communications service providers. Next-generation connectivity will be realized through...

Corning spending $900 million on 3M’s fiber, copper business

As the densification of LTE networks continues in advance of commercial 5G deployments--expected to pick up in the 2019-2020 timeframe, although Verizon has announced commercial 5G fixed wireless access availability in the second half of 2018--the importance of fiber to the communications business has...

DAS vendors source active radio equipment

Distributed antenna system providers and systems integrators are sourcing active radio equipment in an effort to provide turnkey solutions to their enterprise customers. Using small cells or miniature base transceiver stations, these companies are trying to create "one-stop shops" for enterprises that want to...

Editorial Report: Wireless and Wireline Convergence

  Network topologies are changing as consumer and enterprise demands for bandwidth increase at a staggering rate. The advancements we’re seeing in wireless connectivity are not possible without corresponding advancements in the wired physical plant. Much of this innovation is dependent on the availability of...

Combining fixed wireless and mobility sites to create ultra dense networks

Pre-standard 5G fixed wireless deployments can be leveraged to add mobility Ongoing fiber deployments can be leveraged to build increasingly dense wireless networks at the macro level as well as in support of massive small cell roll outs. Operators have shown an early interest in...

Industry-wide convergence to 5G–a rising tide floats all boats

Understanding the potential economic value of 5G In a recent report commissioned by Qualcomm and produced by IHS Economics and IHS Technology, the authors likened the potential transformative power of 5G the printing press, the steam engine, electricity, the telegraph and the internet. The group...

Network convergence: Combining fixed wireless and mobility sites

Deep fiber and flexible infrastructure will be key to 5G Ahead of 5G, we're seeing a number of network convergence trends to support the ultra dense fiber and wireless infrastructure needs of continued network evolution. Based on pre-standard operator trials in the U.S., it appears...

Verizon continues fiber investments portending key role in 5G

Between acquisitions and supplier deals, Verizon has spent more than $3 billion on fiber--this year It's difficult to state just how valuable fiber optic assets are to the telecommunications network as the evolution from LTE to 5G continues. But, let's give it a shot using...

Carrier demand for fiber fuels growth for Corning

Company hopes Verizon deal will be first of many Corning's two biggest businesses are moving in opposite directions. The company's fiber optics business reported a strong second quarter, surpassing the company's display business in revenue for the second time this year. Corning said display sales...

Analysts weigh-in on Corning acquisition of SpiderCloud

We don't know the details of the deal, but it is official that Corning has acquired SpiderCloud Wireless, significantly bolstering its reach into the enterprise in-building wireless market, and adding a major complement to its fiber-fed distributed antenna system offerings. By way of a quick...

Small cell market consolidation continues as Corning buys SpiderCloud

Analysts highlight how acquisition allows Corning to better target the enterprise, and how the deal puts a 'target' on remaining standalone small cell outfits Corning Wednesday made official its rumored acquisition of enterprise small cell vendor SpiderCloud Wireless, a move initially reported by RCR Wireless...

Opinion: Corning plans to buy SpiderCloud Wireless as small cell market consolidates

Stand alone small cell vendors continue to look for exits. CommScope acquired Airvana in 2015. We recently learned that Corning Optical Communications plans to buy SpiderCloud Wireless. Sources external to the companies put the purchase price at approximately $200-250 million plus an additional amount...

Verizon bulks up on fiber with $300 million Prysmian deal

Supplier deal follows on billion-dollar Corning purchase Verizon Communications continued its steady diet of fiber with a new supplier arrangement with Prysmian Group, under which Prysmian will supply more than 10.6 million miles of fiber cable over the next three years. The contract is worth...

FTTA: what technicians need to know

Fiber is the backbone of many wireless networks, and in recent years it has also made its way into the radio access networks. One of the biggest developments in the industry has been fiber to the antenna, or FTTA. When mobile network operators move...

Verizon signs billion-dollar deal with Corning for 37.2M miles of fiber for LTE, 5G

Verizon said the three-year, $1.05 billion agreement includes up to 12.4 million miles of fiber per year to support One Fiber initiative behind LTE, 5G enhancements. Verizon Communications is set to bolster the backhaul of its wireless network through a three-year, $1.05 billion...

#TBT: Sprint, T-Mobile battle for No. 3; Apple, Samsung partner on iPhone? … this week in 2015

Sprint and T-Mobile US were engulfed in a size battle, while reports indicated Apple and Samsung were partnering on iPhone models … 2 years ago this week. Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to...

DAS vendors look to VRAN to enable the enterprise

Virtualizing the radio access network with software is a way to make distributed antenna systems more affordable for enterprises that are desperate for better wireless service but can't afford a full-fledged DAS. One advantage of a virtualized solution is the ability to deliver a...