Mobile network operators will assist Alphabet Project Loon, the ambitious project launched by Google parent Alphabet to use balloons to deliver internet service, will get a real-life test in Puerto Rico. The Federal Communications Commission has given Alphabet the green light to use the balloons to try to increase cellular coverage in the U.S. territory, where
Nokia unveiled six new products and services ahead of Broadband World Forum, which will take place later this month in Berlin. The company is targeting
The 5G trial used MU-MIMO, focused on mission critical communications use case Although the 3GPP has yet to standardize the standalone 5G New Radio specification, global
Part 96 of FCC rules could support LTE deployments in shared CBRS spectrum The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has yet to finalize Part 96 rules governing
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Making 5G NR mmWave a reality for 2019 smartphones
Every once in a long while, a new technology comes along that redefines the boundaries and assumptions that came before it. While it is still
Smart Cities: Seizing the opportunity
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Cities will be a dominating force shaping both the problems and the solutions of the future, according to Carl Pope, former executive director and
Major issues apparently unresolved Sprint and T-Mobile US hope to announce a merger before the end of the month, according to Bloomberg. Companies often couple merger
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Test and Measurement: NI identifies key tech and test trends for 2018
5G, the internet of things, machine learning and vehicle electrification are among the major technology and test trends that will shape the industry in 2018,
Almost all spectrum is 5G spectrum
Qualcomm identifies gigabit LTE and 5G as ‘mega technology trends’ As the 3GPP continues work on the standalone variant of the 5G New Radio standard, which
Complex and powerful, 5G is truly a transformational leap forward from 4G. With 5G on the horizon, companies are already actively developing and testing designs
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Categories 5G, Carriers, Network Infrastructure, NFV, Open Source, passive optical networking, SDN, XGS-PON
Software-defined access latest in AT&T open source push
AT&T sees open source software and hardware as fundamental to 5G Working with industry consortia Open Network Foundation and Open Compute Project on sharing open source
Data center workloads create demand for enhanced processors at the edge Dutch semiconductor manufacturer NXP unveiled a new System-on-Chip (SoC) solution, dubbed LX2160A, which moves data
Cloud security vulnerabilities highlighted in “Cloud Security Trends” report RedLock published its annual “Cloud Security Trends” report revealing that despite the uptick in data breaches, enterprises
Nokia pushes SDN into enterprise market Nuage Networks, a software-defined networking venture by Nokia, recently landed its first SDN-based, large enterprise project in China with China
SÃO PAULO –“While we are celebrating 20 years in Brazil, we should prepare for the next 20 years, in a scenario where data traffic doubles