The difference between 5G and 6G One key aspect where future 6G technology will differ from 5G is softwarization, as several features will become pure software
There’s a common line of thinking in telecom–real value and innovation only comes with even-numbered Gs. While 5G has been the talk of the industry
There’s a common line of thinking in telecom–real value and innovation only comes with even-numbered Gs. While 5G has been the talk of the industry
There’s a common line of thinking in telecom–real value and innovation only comes with even-numbered Gs. While 5G has been the talk of the industry
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Wi-Fi 7 will support 320-megahertz transmissions and 4096-QAM, requiring more advanced test equipment While consumers and enterprise decision makers continue to weigh the benefits of updating
The 4th edition of NI’s Wireless Research Handbook offers a selection of 2-page case studies from top researchers around the world. Different applications from mmWave beam
Keysight Technologies said this week that Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten will be using Keysight’s test equipment in support of its Rakuten Mobile network launch. Rakuten Mobile,
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Categories 5G, National Instruments, Network, Network Infrastructure, O-RAN, RAN, Test and Measurement, White Paper
National Instruments White Paper: Getting Started with 4G LTE Using OpenAirInterface on an NI USRP-2974
The O-RAN is looking to revolutionize the way wireless communications systems are built. Their core tenants of using virtualized networks, white box hardware, and standardized
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Categories CTIA, Keysight Technologies, MCPTT, National Instruments, Onward, PCTEL, TCCA, Test and Measurement
Test and Measurement: NIST boosts mission-critical feature testing
A new project supported by funding from the National Institute for Standards and Technology focuses on testing-as-a-service for mission-critical communications features, including MC push-to-talk, data
National Instruments reported record numbers for the quarter and full year. Revenues for the fourth quarter were $367 million, up 2% year-over-year, and a quarterly record,