Three Trials Small Cells in Glasgow to Plug Connectivity Gaps
Earlier this month, I visited Glasgow to hear from Three about its trial of small cells using open radio access network (RAN) technology in the Scottish city. Three and its ...
Podcast: Industrial Edge Computing: Strategies That Scale
Edge computing is quickly becoming known for its ability to improve business operations by reducing latency, delivering high performance and providing real-time insights. But despite its promise, many businesses — ...
The connected world's cornerstone event is just around the corner. MWC 2024 returns from Monday 26 February to Thursday 29 February, promising to be a hub of activity for over ...
What Is 5G-Advanced? Six years have now passed since the inception of the first 5G networks in the US and South Korea. In that time, 5G has witnessed several advances ...
Following earlier blogs on standalone 5G looking at connectivity models and the potential benefits for private mobile networks, I wanted to look at the role of Reduced Capability, or RedCap, ...
Why SRv6 Is the Route to Cost-Effective Telecom Network Operations
Consumer demand for faster network speeds and increased use of data throughput presents a pernicious business problem for telecom operators planning infrastructure deployments. The network requirements for modern smartphones are ...
The surge of data through our networks is a reality of the digital age. A PwC study estimates that data consumption over telecom networks amounted to 3.4 million petabytes in ...
Currently, the 5G market revolves around 3GPP Release 15 networks and devices, a form of enhanced mobile broadband which is essentially a faster LTE system. Subsequently, an eagerly anticipated evolution ...
Standalone 5G: Impact on Industry 4.0 and Private Mobile Networks
In a previous blog, we assessed the potential impact of standalone 5G on connectivity services for operators and the evolutionary pathway to new business models it offers. To follow on ...