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Towers have been targeted by thieves for copper grounding, wiring and even generators. Not often to they go for the whole enchilada. On April 3, several men set out for cut down and entire 150-foot cell tower in a forest in Washington County, Alabama, in order to harvest the scrap metal, according to Fox10 News…. Continue »
Fiber is the enabling technology for the cloud radio access network (C-RAN), in which the baseband unit function moves further into the core of the network at a centralized location. Raise your hand if you can tell me when 4G LTE was introduced. If you’re curious and look at the search engine results (like I… Continue »
I have spent the last couple of days at Competitive Carriers Association Mobile Carriers conference at the new, Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center, outside of Denver where the event was held this week. I am finding myself getting much more out of the smaller shows. MWC, CES and like-sized shows are great for walking… Continue »
There Isn’t Enough Fiber to Support 5G The telecommunications industry has reached a tipping point. Network densification is a requirement for increased and more ubiquitous connectivity. Up to this point, the telecommunications industry has been able to utilize existing fiber and build new fiber in an ad hoc, as needed, manner. This is no longer… Continue »
Release 2 Enables Seamless Interoperability of OnGo-certified Devices for LTE and Neutral Host Network Use Cases CBRS Alliance has finalized and published the Network and Coexistence Release 2 specifications, which focus on on supporting the development, commercialization and adoption of OnGo LTE and 5G solutions for the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band…. Continue »
The ‘Save the Internet Act’ passed the U.S. House of Representatives this week with a bipartisan vote of 232-190, but that may be as far as it gets. The bill, H.R. 1644, which would prohibit internet service providers (ISPs) from blocking, throttling, paid prioritization or other discriminatory, will meet a Republican controlled Senate disinclined to… Continue »
