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How important is low latency for 5G services?

5G has far broader ambitions than being another generation of mobile technology that primarily services consumers with voice and data services. As Spirent Communications' Stephen Douglas, head of market strategy, put it at the Mobile Edge Forum virtual event, 5G "has these ambitions to...

PCTEL unveils new platform for in-building critical communications testing

    PCTEL, a global provider of wireless technology, announced the launch of SeeHawk Central, a cloud-based reporting and automation platform for in-building critical communications network testing. To ensure reliable indoor communications for first responders, local jurisdictions increasingly require building owners to verify compliance with strict radio...

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...

RAN trends impacting carriers and enterprises

At this year?s VZTUF event, SOLiD President Ken Sandfeld offered his perspective on initial commercial deployments of the 3.5 GHz CBRS band as well as SOLiD?s newest product to support CBRS, the ALLIANCE edgeROU (or eROU). He also shared his thoughts on the adoption...

Attack surface area, data privacy challenges in PropTech

Every year, the number of IoT devices expands drastically, a trend that has no real end in sight. For the PropTech industry, there is a great deal of concern around how to plan projects that can accommodate and secure all of the elements of...

Variety of verticals are interested in smarter ecosystems

According to?Himanshu Khurana, CTO of Honeywell Building Solutions, while the term ?smart building? might be used by some verticals and not others, various industries and environments, including hospitality, airports and hospitals are all showing increased interest in establishing smarter ecosystems. ?The stakeholders care about the...

MultiTech launches new CBRS IIoT devices for OnGo networks

  Industrial IoT device company MultiTech Systems announced the availability of a new, FCC Part 15 and 96-authorized cellular-to-Ethernet CBRS bridge, supporting initial commercial deployments of OnGo Citizens Broadband Radio Service networks, as well as an industrial CBRS router sampling for qualified customers. The company said...

What do commercial building owners want in their connectivity?

Broadband connectivity, both wired and wireless, is now akin to a utility in its importance for building owners and the tenants they want to attract. So what are building owners looking for in the technologies they want in their buildings? "What we're seeing is a...

How to build a neutral host, in-building network with CBRS

CBRS also enables private LTE opportunities In a large building or venue, a Class A commercial high rise or international airport, for example, in-building cellular connectivity is something tenants and building users expect, which means the building owner or operator has to provide it or...

DAS case study: Torre Diamante building

  In this case study, Cobham Wireless explains how it provided in-building connectivity for Torre Diamante, which is Italy?s tallest steel building is located in Milan?s new business district, Porta Nuova   U.K.-based infrastructure company Cobham Wireless said it has installed its intelligent digital Distributed Antenna System...

5G and WiFi in Connected Hospitals and Factories

Monica Paolini discusses connected buildings at the Enterprise IoT Summit in Austin, Texas. https://youtu.be/4o0dhtpRDP0   Monica Paolini is the founder and president of Senza Fili. She is an expert in wireless technologies and has helped clients worldwide to understand technology and customer requirements, evaluate business plan opportunities,...