ORLANDO, Fla.–Smart cities. Public safety communications. Cellular evolution, including LTE and future 5G systems. Land Mobile Radio. The internet of things. Telecom technologies are evolving rapidly, and panelists at a session at the International Wireless Communications Expo delved into how they overlap and may eventually converge — and where the gaps might be. Tre Zimmerman,
Verizon is poised to be the first U.S. carrier to actually sell 5G services to customers. The carrier plans to launch 5G fixed wireless broadband
VMware announces new hybrid cloud capabilities VMware announced it is extending its portfolio of cloud services to help deal with complexities and risks anchored to multi-cloud
Sprint reiterates role of massive MIMO in 4G and 5G plans Carrier presenters at the Deutsche Bank 2018 Media, Internet and Telecom Conference made clear the
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Categories Alibaba, AWS, Cloud, Cloud Computing, downtime, Fundamentals, Microsoft, Network Infrastructure
Tips for cloud migration
Transitioning to the cloud Companies are increasingly moving to the cloud as a way to run day-to-day business operations. Migrating to the cloud is easier said
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Categories 5G, 5G trials, APAC, Carriers, Huawei, Japan, millimeter wave, Network Infrastructure, NTT DoCoMo
Huawei expands 5G millimeter wave trial with NTT DoCoMo
5G trial part of NTT DoCoMo’s efforts to research technical conditions of the 28 GHz band Huawei has announced a collaboration with Japanese telco NTT DoCoMo
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Categories Archived Articles
#TBT: Apple Watch debuts; smart whiskey labels; Canada’s one-day spectrum auction … this week in 2015
Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to resuscitate the top headlines from the past. Fire up
Ronan Dunne highlights experiential side of Verizon 5G fixed wireless offering Ronan Dunne, Verizon Group EVP and President of Verizon Wireless, has a clear message relative
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Categories AWS, Azure Government, Azure Stack, Cloud Computing, hybrid cloud, Microsoft, Network Infrastructure, Software
Microsoft’s Azure Stack integration plans target government agencies
Microsoft to combine Azure Stack with Azure Government Microsoft announced it will integrate its Azure Stack with Azure Government sometime in the middle of the year
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Categories 5G, active das, commscope, fixed wireless, in-building wireless, LTE, millimeter wave, Network Infrastructure
CommScope execs discuss millimeter wave fixed wireless
CommScope’s Morgan Kurk, EVP and COO, and Ben Cardwell, SVP of Mobility Solutions, sat down with RCR Wireless News during Mobile World Congress 2018 to
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Categories AWS, Cloud Computing, JEDI, Network Infrastructure, Oracle, Pentagon, REAN Cloud, Software
Pentagon reduces $950 million Rean Cloud contract by over 90%
Pentagon criticized for awarding $950 million contract to Amazon partner The Pentagon is reducing a cloud deal with Virginia-based company Rean Cloud potentially worth $950 million
ORLANDO, Fla.–FirstNet CEO Mike Poth missed last year’s International Wireless Communications Expo because the First Responders Network Authority’s 25-year contract with AT&T for a national
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Categories Carriers, EMEA, enterprise DAS, in-building wireless, LTE, Network Infrastructure, Nextivity, Telenor
Telenor takes on enterprise in-building wireless with Nextivity solution
Telenor calls enterprise in-building wireless a “top priority” The middleprise is currently the white whale of the in-building wireless vendor market. Declining carrier spend puts the
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Categories APIs, encryption, Fundamentals, Hybrid WAN, MPLS, SD-WAN, SDN, Software, Software-defined networks (SDN), vWAN
How virtual, hybrid and SD-WANs compare and contrast
Different WAN technologies Software-defined networking (SDN) has played a major role in reshaping wide-area networks (WANs). So much so that other WAN technologies, such virtual WAN
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Categories 2018 Winter Olympics, 5G, Carriers, Chips - Semiconductor, connected cars, Intel, NTT DoCoMo, Qualcomm
Intel already planning 5G for the 2020 Olympics
Intel will work with NTT DoCoMo on 5G applications including video, VR and connected cars Although the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea just wrapped up,