Yearly Archives: 2018

Using an “ABC” approach for successful digital transformation (Reality Check)

In the present era, it may be difficult to imagine communication service providers (CSPs) not moving toward digital transformation in some way. The new...

ADLINK offers experiments-as-a-service as ‘safe place’ to de-risk industrial IoT projects

Taiwanese IoT software and edge computing firm ADLINK Technology is making its services available for trial and experimentation, so industrial clients are not obliged...

Self-driving vans to serve Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers

The city of Arlington, in Texas, has approved a one-year trial of autonomous vehicles in its ‘entertainment’ district, serving the home stadiums of both...

Sprint touts NYC metro speed improvements

Sprint cites Ookla's speed test data analysis; testing by P3 Sprint is touting its network upgrades and improved data performance in the New York City...

Verizon under fire for throttling fire agency’s data during CA fires

Fire chief's comments in court filing outline throttling of comms outpost's data connection While responding to the largest wildfire in California's history, Santa Clara County...

The biggest smart street-lighting deployments – a rough guide

Note, this article was updated on December 6, 2018; to see the updated version, click here. News that the City of Chicago has already upgraded...

As it turns two, CBRS Alliance working toward Q4 deployments

CBRS Alliance forms Deployment and Operations Working Group After years of discussion and technological development, the CBRS Alliance is expecting commercial deployments in the 3.5...

Australia bans Huawei, ZTE from providing 5G gear to local carriers

  The Australian authorities said the 5G equipment from these two vendors would poise a risk to the country’s national security The Australian government confirmed that...

Chicago installs over 76,000 LED smart street fixtures in one year

  The city’s smart lighting initiative stipulates the replacement of 270,000 lights across Chicago Chicago has already installed over 76,000 new LED smart streetlight fixtures in...

AT&T highlights DAS new deployments, improvements in Tennessee

  AT&T said it has invested $1.2 billion to upgrade wireless and wireline infrastructure in certain areas across Tennessee between 2015-2017 Tennessee's wireless infrastructure saw a...

5G will ‘eventually’ tap 10x more spectrum than LTE, report says

FCC planning millimeter wave spectrum auctions in 2018 and 2019 U.S. operators Verizon and AT&T are planning the commercial launch of 5G networks using millimeter...

Appetite for smart manufacturing grows, but the market remains troubled and confused

The appetite for new digital technologies is growing among manufacturers, with certain brands in certain sectors in certain regions experiencing a considerable uplift in...

Rohde & Schwarz white paper: Radio fundamentals for cellular networks

Cellular technologies have advanced from first generation (1G) analog technologies to advanced high performance fourth generation (4G) and fifth generation (5G) systems in just...

From A(ccess control) to V(ulnerability): ‘edge’ and other terms defined in new edition of IIoT dictionary

New definitions of terms used in data management, edge computing, and IT/OT convergence appear in the trade dictionary for the industrial internet-of-things (IIoT), published...

Cloud platform predicts elevator failures with 90% accuracy

Most building owners know that providing well-functioning elevators is one of the most significant elements in achieving high-satisfaction from occupants multi-floor office and residential...

3 things to consider when implementing a building automation system (BAS)

A building?automation system (BAS) can provide many benefits to building owners and landlords, including higher energy efficiency, lower operating and maintenance costs, better indoor...

Telensa to light up Australia’s Maroochydore smart-city development

UK firm Telensa will provide an intelligent street lighting system in a new smart city development, in the centre of Maroochydore, on Australia’s Sunshine...

#TBT: Vodafone willing to part with Verizon; FirstNet turns one; Android devices dominate … this week in 2013

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...

Rockwell wins $50m deal to turn Chile copper mine into tech ‘super cave’

Codelco, the National Copper Corporation of Chile, has handed Rockwell Automation a contract worth $50 million to supply connectivity, automation, and control systems to...

Editorial Report: IoT for manufacturing: predictive maintenance, dynamic scheduling and other key use cases

The industrial sector is one of the last to undergo digital transformation. But the next industrial revolution will be like nothing we have seen...

Editorial Webinar: IoT for manufacturing: Supply chain logistics, predictive maintenance and other key use cases

Who will work in the factory of the future? Smart manufacturing is bringing factories back to the U.S., but what kinds of jobs will...

FCC extends Mobility Fund II challenge period

Mobility Fund II challenge period extended through Nov. 26 The Federal Communications Commission has officially given rural wireless operators additional time to file challenges to...

Network densification efforts reinforce need for focus on QoE

Indoor and outdoor network densification adding complexity to test, measurement and monitoring As operators around the world enhance and densify LTE networks while starting the...

Deutsche Telekom installs digital monitoring system at Düsseldorf Airport

Deutsche Telekom said the system will be linked to the IoT for bridges, tunnels, building and other concrete infrastructure at the airport   Düsseldorf Airport, one...

Transforming legacy infrastructure into powerful and profitable next-generation cloud communications services (Reader Forum)

To quote the famous Rolling Stones song, “You can’t always get what you want, but you can get what you need.” That’s wisdom for...
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