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U.S. mobile users with 5G-equipped devices enjoy the fastest 5G speeds in the world but are spending the least amount of time actually connected to 5G, according to Opensignal, an independent global standard for measuring real-world mobile network experience, which presented its latest analysis on the global 5G experience at Mobile World Congress Los Angeles…. Continue »
Rogers Communications and the University of British Columbia (UBC) have turned on the country’s first 5G-powered smart campus as part of their strategic partnership to advance 5G research in Canada. The smart campus, which includes 5G towers throughout UBC’s Point Grey campus and an edge computing enabled data center, is being used by university researchers… Continue »
2020 was supposed to be an important year for those involved in network infrastructure and broadband connectivity. 2020 was supposed to be the year when we all would be using 5G networks for our various communications devices and applications. We are coming up to the year 2020 pretty fast and the rollout of 5G Networks… Continue »
Sharpe’s Edge Ever since the carriers pulled back on deploying additional DAS networks, the in-building wireless industry has been trying to break into the market for enterprises that occupy between 100,000 square feet and 500,000 square feet of space, known as the “middleprise.” Much progress has been made. Measures have been undertaken to make these… Continue »
Ern’s Perspective Mesh networks are about to gain some traction. They have been around for just about forever, but they have seen limited usage. The reasons for that vary but the short answer is that traditional bus, ring, and star topologies have done the job, thus far, for most situations and applications. A second predominant… Continue »
A new white paper, Precision Planning for 5G Era Networks with Small Cells, explores the precision planning process of small cell siting and identifies how employing Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in network design can help to reduce the cost of deployments while optimizing coverage over traditional manual methods. The white paper was created… Continue »
