Monthly Archives: May, 2022
Ofcom considers allowing O2 and Vodafone use existing licenses for 5G
Ofcom said the proposed changes would allow these telcos to deploy new technologies, including 5G
U.K. telecommunications services regulator Ofcom has proposed an update of...
Test and Measurement: Viavi supports gigabit fiber deployment in Italy
Viavi Solutions is expanding its relationship with Italian wholesale fiber company Open Fiber, which has plans for a major fiber expansion and aims to...
Motorola and GlobalFoundries agreement safeguards chip supply for public safety radios
GlobalFoundries manufactures silicon-germanium chips for Motorola’s public safety, professional and commercial radios
To safeguard the supply of chip solutions needed for its radios, Motorola Solutions...
From NFV to SaaS on the path to programmability
Nokia on the role of SaaS for telecom workloads: A vision of a “fully-automated network on demand”
AUSTIN—As virtualization, at this point mature in the...
French LoRa/Sigfox ag-tech startup Sencrop bags $18m to conquer the US
France-based precision agriculture startup Sencrop has raised $18 million in Series B funding, led by Israeli venture capital firm JVP. Sencrop, founded in 2016,...
Back for a second year – RCR Wireless News and Enterprise IoT Insights present the Private Networks Global Forum 2022
RCR Wireless News and Enterprise IoT Insights are proud to announce Cambridge Consultants, Intel, MulteFire Alliance, Nokia, Qualcomm, Viavi Solutions, Mavenir and One Layer...
Big green data on a big green tractor—how IoT will feed the world
Thanks to John Deere, this stoop-dwelling, turnstile-hopping New York City kid got to ride in her first tractor! Fortunately for everyone, I didn’t have...
New iBwave platform offers combined private 5G and Wi-Fi network design
Network design company iBwave Solutions has introduced new software to help US enterprises dovetail their local-area private Wi-Fi and LTE/5G designs in a single...
Extreme Networks to deploy Wi-Fi, network analytics at Liverpool’s stadium
Verizon Business and Extreme Networks have recently announced a strategic partnership targeting large venues and stadiums across Europe and Asia Pacific
Extreme Networks announced that...
BT unveils new green edge compute solution
Working towards 2030 sustainability
British Telecom (BT) this week announced a new edge compute solution as part of its manifesto to help customers reduce carbon...
Vantage Towers to upgrade Telefonica’s 5G infrastructure in Spain
Telefonica currently offers 5G coverage to over 80% of the Spanish population
German telecommunications infrastructure provider Vantage Towers has signed an agreement with Spanish operator...
Siemens integrates Profinet over 5G, fixes 2023 date for own private 5G launch
If you wanted a signpost to where industrial 5G is today, you could do worse than consider a couple of pre-Hannover Messe announcements, from...
Tele2 to deploy private 5G for electric boat company in Sweden
Tele2 announced yesterday that has signed an agreement with electric boat company X Shore to build a private 5G network in their new factory...
Telecom vendors ready to start 5G deployments in India by October: Report
The government of India expects to kick off a much-awaited 5G spectrum auction next month
Telecom equipment vendors have said that they will be ready...
Kagan: 5G fixed wireless access growth potential
Fixed wireless access (FWA) is a very important, yet not very well-known, slice of the wireless landscape. It has significant growth potential for the...
Nokia integrates Wi-Fi 6/6E and private 5G – plus switching mechanic to go between
Nokia has added Wi-Fi 6 and 6E to its seminal Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) private LTE and 5G networking product, available from the fourth...
#TBT: AT&T, Sprint launch IoT networks; T-Mo wins ‘Tappy’ lawsuit; FCC rolls back net neutrality … this week in 2017
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...
Simplifying Kubernetes for telcos and cloud app developers
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced new initiatives this week to make Kubernetes safer and easier for telcos to use.
Report: ‘Public sector edge computing has arrived’
The public sector is already relatively mature in its use of edge computing for use cases such as public safety, but there are significant...
Do mobile telcos really need fiber when they have microwave & mmWave? (Analyst Angle)
5G is picking up acceleration. The total installed 5G global cell sites are expected to expand from 986,000 cell sites in 2021 to 6.6...
Q&A: How will Verizon use C-Band to support its public sector customers?
SVP of Verizon Public Sector: 'For our public safety customers, it’s really continuing that evolution of digital transformations'
Maggie Hallbach was recently appointed SVP of Verizon Public...
BT trials a new quantum radio to boost next-generation 5G, IoT networks
BT highlighted that this new type of receiver may reduce mobile network energy consumption
U.K. carrier BT announced a trial of a new hyper-sensitive quantum...
Editorial Report: Test and Measurement: Navigating operations, assurance and new spectrum as 5G matures
This report, a companion to the Test & Measurement Forum, aggregates, analyzes and contextualizes the wide-ranging discussions from expert speakers, including technology buyers, sellers,...
Rakuten Mobile aims to launch FWA services in Japan by end-2022: CEO
Rakuten Mobile’s FWA will run on both Sub-6 GHz and mmWave spectrum
Japanese mobile operator Rakuten Mobile expects to launch fixed wireless access (FWA) services...
Keysight notches another record quarter
Keysight Technologies recorded another record period, beating its own guidance with all-time best revenues and record orders in its fiscal second quarter ending April...
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