YOU ARE AT:Network Infrastructure

BROWSING: Network Infrastructure

CommScope expands portfolio of APs supporting Wi-Fi 6

CommScope announced new additions to its portfolio of access points supporting Wi-Fi 6 technology. Last year, the company had launched the RUCKUS R750, claimed to be the  world?s first Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 access point (AP). CommScope said it is now adding the R850, R650 and R550 indoor APs and T750 and T750SE outdoor APs. The...

T-Mobile US: ‘We’re ready to leapfrog’

A year ago at Connect(X), T-Mobile US executives were celebrating the fact that the Federal Communications Commission was on a path to approve the carrier's merger with Sprint. CTO Neville Ray gave a keynote address at the event in Orlando, Florida. A year later, after...

Small cell market spotlight: New York City

ZenFi CEO estimated that New York City most likely has around 10,000 small cells In January of this year, New York City regulators authorized a number of infrastructure providers to install small cell equipment on traffic and streetlights, bus shelters, public toilets and information kiosks...

Edge computing and CBRS: The sum is more valuable than the parts

Simplicity is key in delivering enterprise private network solutions According to a virtual panel hosted during the Wireless Infrastructure Association's ConnectX event, enterprises are eager to leverage shared access to Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum and computing infrastructure to solve near-term problems and set the...

Planon, Leica Geosystems to boost digital transformation in buildings

Planon and Leica Geosystems have announced a global partnership to integrate Planon?s software for real estate, space, and asset management and Leica Geosystems? reality capture, cloud-based visualization and collaboration solutions to accelerate digital transformation in the building industry.With the digitalization of the real estate...

Huawei Webinar: Cybersecurity Standards and Testing in Europe

Comprehensive, credible, internal and external testing of all network elements is a critical component of effective, trustworthy cyber security. Independent external testing is also essential to certify compliance with industry standards by equipment vendors, network operators, and service providers. On May 20, join us for...

The importance of reliable indoor mobile coverage during lockdown (Reader Forum)

Nextivity: Uninterrupted 4G coverage in public sector buildings in the U.K. cannot wait As COVID-19 lingers on relentlessly, mobile telecoms and home broadband services are providing society with some semblance of normality. Everyday life involves homeworking on a level the world has never seen, socialising...

Sierra Wireless Webinar: Preparing for 3G Sunset: Considerations for Upgrading your Operations to LTE

  With the sunset of 3G technology imminent, now is the time to consider upgrading your devices. With only months until sunset, there are some decisions to be made and moving to LTE isn’t quite as plug and play as the move from 2G to...

Laying the foundations for 5G network slicing monetization

The programmability and flexibility of the 5G network will provide service providers with the opportunity to offer specialized services that address customer needs with more precision. Network slicing, with its ability to support diverse services with specific performance or control requirements on a common network...

Nokia secures new 5G contract in Taiwan

Nokia announced a new 5G contract with Taiwan Star Telecom (TST) to support the construction of the latter’s 5G non-standalone (NSA) network, the vendor said in a statement. Under the terms of the deal, Nokia supply the Taiwanese carrier with its end-to-end AirScale Radio Access...

Chinese telecom giants to deploy 5G in all Shanghai metro stations

Shanghai to have 30,000 outdoor 5G base stations, 50,000 indoor small stations by end of 2020 Yesterday, Shanghai's metro operator signed a strategic agreement with China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Tower to deploy a 5G network that will cover the city's all...

Vornado focuses on IoT to expand availability of smart building devices

Vornado Realty Trust, a real estate investment trust which owns and manages nearly 24 million square feet of commercial office space in New York City, has been expanding its IoT footprint to increase the offering of smart building devices across its properties, Nicholas Stello,...

Telekom Slovenia switches on hybrid public-private 5G smart factory network

Telekom Slovenia (Telekom Slovenije) has hailed the rollout of its 5G-connected smart factory in Slovenia, deployed with local industrial networking provider Iskratel, claiming it is making rapid headway to define its 5G-geared Industry 4.0 proposition for the wider market. The state-owned network operator is following...

Network Convergence and the Internet of Me With Derek Peterson

Listen to the podcast here When people talk about the Internet of Things (IoT), they’re often talking about the many devices that can be connected. But we don’t want things to simply connect. We want to have a combined experience with those connected things. This week’s...

Editorial Report: Rural Broadband: Policy, Progress and Narrowing the Digital Divide

Closing the urban/rural digital divide has been a telecom policy focus for years, and it has been part of the conversation around everything from Congressional funding to the merger of T-Mobile US and Sprint. So what is the state of deployment? What programs are in...

Enhance machine vision systems to capture edge opportunity

AI-based models facilitate a transition to automated operations using machine vision data Underpinning the grand vision of a more efficient, productive, sustainable Industry 4.0 is the ability to use sensors of all types to collect information from the physical world. This sensor data can be...

A balanced network densification strategy is key to 5G success

NB+C president: without a balanced network densification strategy, 'the backlash will be palpable by the entire industry’ For the last three decades, the demand for mobile data has grown exponentially. In fact, an IDC study reports that worldwide mobile data traffic has grown at a...

China Telecom, China Unicom select Ericsson for 5G rollouts

Ericsson has 91 commercial 5G agreements and contracts China Telecom and China Unicom have chosen to deploy Ericsson Radio System products and solutions as part of their 5G rollouts, specifically making use the Swedish vendor’s dynamic spectrum sharing solution, Ericsson Spectrum Sharing. The Ericsson Radio...

Honeywell unveils temperature monitoring solutions for buildings, factories

Honeywell announced a new temperature monitoring solution that incorporates advanced, infrared imaging technology and artificial intelligence algorithms to conduct non-invasive, preliminary screening of personnel entering a facility. The firm said that the Honeywell ThermoRebellion temperature monitoring solution can be rapidly deployed at the entryway of...

Deutsche Telekom to launch 5G in 14 new German cities this year

  German operator Deutsche Telekom expects to deploy 5G technology in 14 additional cities this year to reach its goal of rolling out this technology in at least 20 of the largest German cities by the end of 2020. In a conference call with investors, the...

ExteNet Systems deploys new network at Kennedy Center

Network infrastructure solutions company ExteNet Systems announced an extension of its advanced mobility network at the?John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts?in Washington, D.C.? ExteNet Systems said that the new network was ?launched at the recently opened?REACH building?within the Kennedy Center campus. "Our new REACH building...

Rakuten Mobile delays 5G launch due to COVID-19 pandemic

  New Japanese mobile network entrant Rakuten Mobile, a subsidiary of Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten, announced it will delay the launch of commercial 5G services due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a release, Rakuten Mobile said that the 5G service originally planned for...

Korea’s KT adds 360,000 5G subscribers in Q1

  South Korean operator KT added 360,000 5G subscribers in the first quarter of the year, the telco said in its earnings statement. The carrier, which launched commercial 5G services in April 2019, ended Q1 with a total of 1.78 million 5G customers. “Since the launch of...

Editorial Report: Edge computing deployment and monetization strategies

To fully capture the potential value of low latency 5G connections, computing has to be localized at the edge of the network. The combination of 5G and edge computing provides the technology to deliver real-time services. Given the monumental investment delivering pervasive 5G requires, what...