Aviat presses its bid for Ceragon
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America’s highest court won’t hear Apple’s complaint about Qualcomm’s patents, but is this the last we’ll hear of it? Apple and Qualcomm may have reached corporate detent in
China ended May with a total of 899.3 million subscribers in the 5G segment Shipments of 5G mobile phones in China increased by 6% year-on-year to
The government of India recently confirmed that some 5G frequencies will be reserved to enable enterprises to deploy private mobile networks Indian enterprises view 5G as
New analysis from Ookla shows mixed results for SpaceX’s low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite-based Starlink services: A big jump in downlink speeds in the U.S. and
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Categories 5G, 5G standards, Devices, Featured, Fundamentals, low-power, MIMO, power supply, Release 18
What is low-power wake-up signal (WUS)?
The wake-up signal was first introduced in 3GPP Release 15 In 3GPP Release 15, a paging signal sent over the physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) that
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Categories Analyst Angle
Kagan: Public 5G vs. private 5G vs. hybrid 5G networks
As a guest on the TD Ameritrade Network with Nicole Petallides on The Watch List, I discussed what 5G looked like going forward for investors and which
Well, technically… there’s a lot that we need to reevaluate in a 5G world (Ep. 75): Cradlepoint’s Donna Johnson
This week’s guest, Donna Johnson, the SVP of Marketing at Cradlepoint, discusses the evolution of SD-WAN over the years and how it is adapting to
OpenShift, RHEL, and Ansible are bound for GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced Monday that Red Hat will bring its products to HPE’s GreenLake
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Categories 5G, Cel-Fi, DAS, IBW Featured Posts, in-building, In-Building Tech, in-building wireless, Network Infrastructure, Nextivity
Why is in-building cellular necessary?
In-building cellular service is as essential to business as any utility, but it’s increasingly the business owner’s problemIn-building cellular service is as important to business
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Categories 5G, 5G Talent Talk, Aviation Safety, communication, Engineers, innovation, Navigation Systems, Podcast
Aviation Safety in the 5G World with Vance Hilderman of AFuzion
We often associate 5G with the general understanding of how it affects telecommunications — faster internet speed, widespread coverage, and the internet of things. We
Nine projects in six states will be funded in the latest round of the $980 million program The National Telecommunications and Information Administration continues to portion