With intentions to accelerate the adoption of the industrial internet of things, fog and edge computing, the OpenFog Consortium and the Industrial Internet Consortium are joining forces. {$excerpt:n}
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AT&T said it turned on its mobile 5G network in parts of a dozen cities via connections to a portable hotspot and is offering service to “select businesses and consumers”
Written by Developer on December 18, 2018
5G investment allows operators to increase network capacity to keep ahead of traffic growth. Profits can increase due to the lower unit cost. The alternative—maintaining the LTE network without 5G
Written by Developer on December 17, 2018
AT&T announced today that Tillman Infrastructure has built “hundreds of new macro cell towers” for AT&T’s network equipment, and that “hundreds of [additional] tower builds nationwide are underway, completing on
Written by Developer on December 17, 2018
Officials at the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States may sign off on the proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile as early as this week, according to a
Written by Developer on December 17, 2018
Throughout most of 2018, the industry debated how the rules in the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service band should work. At the same time, CBRS stakeholders forged ahead, knowing
Written by Developer on December 15, 2018
Perhaps nowhere is disruption more evident than in the efforts around the radio access network and freeing that up for more competition. Advocates for the Open RAN characterize it as
Written by Developer on December 15, 2018
While progress was made in the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service space in 2018, all eyes are on the 3.7-4.2 GHz band, also known as the C-Band, as the
Written by Developer on December 14, 2018
Less than a week after the C-Band Alliance said T-Mobile’s proposal amounts to a delay tactic, T-Mobile was meeting with FCC officials to double down on efforts to evangelize its
Written by Developer on December 14, 2018
Parallel Wireless is touting its ability to serve all the “Gs,” announcing that it was selected by Cellcom to supply its Open RAN solution as part of Cellcom’s network expansion