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Initial small cell deployments were 300 to 400 in number per mobile network operator (MNO) but plans for deployment in the next couple of years now call for 5X to 10X that number per metro area, according to Kevin Smithen, partner on the executive team at Digital Bridge. “We have seen an inflection point in… Continue »
Despite the 5G talk, investment in LTE will see plenty of runway in 2019, which is leading to more new tower builds, tower executives say. T-Mobile is building coverage sites for its low-band 600 MHz and 700 MHz spectrum, and AT&T is contemplating a network improvement project as well as its FirstNet-related project. Both of… Continue »
Three pillars of 5G bring the business experience into the future Businesses are leading the 5G revolution, and AT&T is going to give its business customers a full 5G toolbox. We’re the first carrier to publicly lay out what we’re making available to help businesses get the most out of this technology. America’s 15 million… Continue »
SOLiD has launched the SOLiD Genesis DAS fiber-to the-edge solution and expanded the set of capabilities for the SOLiD Alliance platform to meet the needs of 5G and 4G solutions for the coming years. The Genesis approach incorporates innovative software and hardware features that simplify installation and configuration, delivers 100 percent user control, and increases… Continue »
Komatsu America, a heavy equipment manufacturer, has qualified to operate an autonomous haulage system (AHS) using private LTE mobile broadband technology, a first for the mining industry. Komatsu’s FrontRunner AHS allows unmanned operation of ultra-class mining trucks, which are designed improve mine-site safety, reduce costs, and increase productivity. The company completed a year-long qualification program… Continue »
This is the year for industry consolidation and technology integration. Small vendors, selling specific slivers of the broader set of connected Internet of Things (IoT) systems, will fall by the wayside. Large companies that have been sitting back learning from these small vendors will build these features into their platforms as offerings. Additionally, we see… Continue »
