ANSI CEO writes that abandoning US leadership roles in standards bodies to comply with Department of Commerce rules would have a “devastating effect” on US
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles that explores the sometimes obtuse process of standardizing, patenting and licensing cellular technologies. Answers to
Japan contemplates what’s beyond 5G
Japan’s communications ministry will start carrying out R&D to develop post 5G standards Japan’s Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry plans to start carrying out research and
OpenFog Consortium’s fog computing architecture becomes an IEEE standard The IEEE Standards Association has adopted OpenFog Consortium’s work on a reference architecture for fog computing, which
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Verizon joins newly formed public safety open standards group
The PSTA, the recently formed public safety open standards group, adds Verizon to its list of members. Verizon announced on Monday that it supports the newly
3GPP fun facts, Part 3 (Analyst Angle)
Editor’s Note: SRG has been participating in 3GPP standardization meetings since September 2015 when the standards body held its first workshop on 5G. Prior to that