Cellular network

Akoustis Announces First 5G Network Infrastructure Design Win with Tier-1 OEM

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Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Mobile telecommunications, Telecommunications, Technology, Internet of things, Articles, 5G, Technology forecasting, Cellular network

Akoustis XBAWfilters have been qualified in the initial build of 5G small cell base station systems for characterization and final customer acceptance.

Key Points: 
  • Akoustis XBAWfilters have been qualified in the initial build of 5G small cell base station systems for characterization and final customer acceptance.
  • This represents the first design win of XBAWfilters outside of the military/defense market and the first volume shipment of filters for the 5G small cell network infrastructure market.
  • XBAW filters are uniquely suited to serve the 5G network infrastructure market given the ability to handle high frequency, wide bandwidth and high power.
  • Mr. Shealy continued, Our first 5G design win and commercial shipment represents an enormous commercial milestone, particularly given the challenging pandemic environment.

ClearSky Technologies Named as One of the "Top 10 Most Promising Wireless Technology Providers of 2020" by CIOReview Magazine

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Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Data transmission, Distributed antenna system, Cellular network, Truphone, Wireless

Businesses and building owners have pressing needs to ensure reliable, uninterrupted cellular coverage, not only to improve productivity, but also to retain employees and tenants.

Key Points: 
  • Businesses and building owners have pressing needs to ensure reliable, uninterrupted cellular coverage, not only to improve productivity, but also to retain employees and tenants.
  • Distributed antenna systems (DAS) are a tried and true method to bring cellular service inside a building.
  • For more than a decade, ClearSky Technologies, Inc. has been a leader in providing innovative "Infrastructure as a Service" solutions to mobile network operators.
  • Headquartered in Orlando, ClearSky has provided services to more than 100 wireless operators across five continents.

Napatech Selected by TOYO to Improve the Quality of 5G Mobile Networks

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Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Mobile telecommunications, Telecommunications, Technology, Articles, Internet of things, 5G, Technology forecasting, Cellular network

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Napatech (OSLO: NAPA.OL), the leading provider of reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced that it was selected by TOYO Corporation, a leading APAC test and measurement company, to improve the quality of 5G mobile networks for its carrier customers.

Key Points: 
  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Napatech (OSLO: NAPA.OL), the leading provider of reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced that it was selected by TOYO Corporation, a leading APAC test and measurement company, to improve the quality of 5G mobile networks for its carrier customers.
  • The resultant TOYO SYNESIS solution is the world's first-ever 200 Gbps portable monitoring solution engineered for 5G cellular telecommunication networks.
  • @Napatech Selected by TOYO Corporation to Improve the Quality of #5G #Mobile Networks: http://bit.ly/2wl0afm
    To deliver and assure the 5G promises of advanced services, operators must have the ability to monitor and record at line rate to provide network and application quality monitoring, measurement and assurance.
  • TOYO chose Napatech to meet the network performance requirements of its platform and solution.

Pivotal Commware Announces Commercial Launch of Echo 5G

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Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Consumer electronics, Technology, Telecommunications, Mobile, Wireless, Networks, Internet, Hardware, Mobile telecommunications, Telecommunications, Technology, Internet of things, Articles, 5G, Technology forecasting, Cellular network, Extremely high frequency, 5G NR

Pivotal Commware the recognized pioneer of 5G mmWave technologies, systems and applications has begun commercial shipment of its 28 GHz Pivotal Echo 5G subscriber repeater to a Tier 1 mobile network operator in the United States.

Key Points: 
  • Pivotal Commware the recognized pioneer of 5G mmWave technologies, systems and applications has begun commercial shipment of its 28 GHz Pivotal Echo 5G subscriber repeater to a Tier 1 mobile network operator in the United States.
  • The Echo 5G uses Holographic Beam Forming (HBF) technology to deliver on the promise of 5G mmWave.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200114005235/en/
    Pivotal Commware has begun commercial shipment of its 28 GHz Pivotal Echo 5G subscriber repeater to a Tier 1 mobile network operator in the United States.
  • The Echo 5G uses Holographic Beam Forming (HBF) technology to deliver on the promise of 5G mmWave.

TOYO Corporation’s 200Gbps High-Speed Network Capture Appliance Selected by Leading Mobile Network Carrier in Japan

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Thursday, December 5, 2019
Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Engineering, Security, Manufacturing, Networks, Internet, Hardware, Data management, Technology, Mobile telecommunications, Computer network security, Wireless networking, Internet of things, Telecommunications, Packet capture appliance, 5G, Telecommunications link, Packet analyzer, Cellular network, Packet loss

TOYO Corporation, the leading test and measurement company, today announces that a leading mobile network carrier has selected SYNESIS Portable 200Gbps to provide them with better network visibility and to support them with their troubleshooting work.

Key Points: 
  • TOYO Corporation, the leading test and measurement company, today announces that a leading mobile network carrier has selected SYNESIS Portable 200Gbps to provide them with better network visibility and to support them with their troubleshooting work.
  • With the upcoming arrival of 5G cellular networks, mobile network carriers will need to offer and deliver faster speed network service with a bandwidth of 200Gbps (Uplink 100Gbps/Downlink 100Gbps).
  • TOYO Corporations SYNESIS is the first packet capture appliance in the world that is able to capture 200Gbps without any packet loss.
  • Having a solution that can capture all 200Gbps traffic without any packet loss is critically important in maintaining a high speed and robust network.

Akoustis Receives First 5G Network Infrastructure Filter Order for a Tier-1 Customer for 5G Small Cell Architecture

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Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Technology, Internet of things, 5G, Technology forecasting, Electronic filter, Filter, Cellular network

Akoustis initially sampled its new band n79 XBAW filter solution in September to this customer - its second multi-billion-dollar tier-1 cellular infrastructure provider.

Key Points: 
  • Akoustis initially sampled its new band n79 XBAW filter solution in September to this customer - its second multi-billion-dollar tier-1 cellular infrastructure provider.
  • The solution was specifically designed for the challenging filtering needs of band n79 in the emerging 5G small cell network infrastructure deploying across China.
  • The new filter solution leverages Akoustis patented and proprietary XBAW technology to deliver high frequency, high power and high performance.
  • Jeff Shealy, Founder and CEO of Akoustis, stated, We are excited to move into pre-production with our second tier-1 5G network infrastructure customer.

Element 1 Corp and CO-WIN Have Initiated Demonstration of China’s First Fuel Cell System in a 5G Telecom Application

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Monday, October 28, 2019
Other Energy, Technology, Environment, Alternative energy, Telecommunications, Energy, Mobile telecommunications, Articles, Telecommunications, Technology, 5G, Fuel cell, Cellular network, China

It is believed that this is the first fuel cell system incorporated into a 5G telecom application in China and possibly anywhere in the world.

Key Points: 
  • It is believed that this is the first fuel cell system incorporated into a 5G telecom application in China and possibly anywhere in the world.
  • China Mobile, an active partner in the demonstration project, is the worlds largest mobile network operator with over 900 million subscribers.
  • The demonstration system incorporates China Mobile 5G equipment and is located at the Tianhe Science Park in Guangzhou, China.
  • This project is intended to support future commercial-scale utilization of hydrogen-based fuel cell power in 5G telecom systems throughout China and beyond.

Opensignal Analyzes USA Standing in Global 5G Race at MWC Los Angeles

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Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Mobile telecommunications, Telecommunications, Technology, Internet of things, 5G, Technology forecasting, Articles, OpenSignal, Cellular network

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Opensignal , the independent global standard for measuring real-world mobile network experience, today presented its latest analysis on the global 5G experience at Mobile World CongressLos Angeles .

Key Points: 
  • LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Opensignal , the independent global standard for measuring real-world mobile network experience, today presented its latest analysis on the global 5G experience at Mobile World CongressLos Angeles .
  • Opensignal analyzed the maximum speeds that U.S. 5G smartphone users experienced over a 6-month period.
  • Opensignal found users with 5G smartphones in the U.S. only achieved 5G connection on 1% of attempts.
  • By contrast, in South Korea, which has 3 million 5G users already signed up, 20% of attempts were on 5G.

Comtech to Showcase How Location Plays Into Mobile Network Operators 5G Strategy During Mobile World Congress Los Angeles

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Monday, October 21, 2019
Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Satellite, Automotive Manufacturing, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Software, Networks, Internet, Technology, Emerging technologies, Articles, Telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Network architecture, Network function virtualization, Software-defined networking, Location-based service, 5G, Internet of things, Cellular network

5G networks will provide mobile network operators with increased throughput and an opportunity to create new revenue streams from various industry verticals utilizing Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networks (SDN) concepts.

Key Points: 
  • 5G networks will provide mobile network operators with increased throughput and an opportunity to create new revenue streams from various industry verticals utilizing Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networks (SDN) concepts.
  • During MWCLA, Comtech will demonstrate how mobile network operators, enterprises, IoT developers and automotive manufacturers are leveraging its complete end-to-end location platform to build reliable and robust cloud-based, embedded and hybrid location-based services (LBS) applications.
  • During MWCLA, Comtech can discuss how they are enabling mobile operators and emergency agencies to precisely locate mobile devices using indoor positioning and network measurements.
  • Sold around the world to mobile network operators, government agencies and Fortune 100 enterprises, our platforms locate, map, track and message.

What is 5G Cell Technology?  How Will It Affect Me?

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Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Technology, Internet of things, Radio resource management, 5G, Technology forecasting, Cell site, Cellular network, Wireless, Radio, 4G

5G, the fifth generation of wireless network technology, is the newest way of connecting wireless devices to cellular networks.

Key Points: 
  • 5G, the fifth generation of wireless network technology, is the newest way of connecting wireless devices to cellular networks.
  • 5G technology has the potential to enable another wave of smart devices: always connected and always communicating to provide faster, more personalized services.
  • 5G uses very fast, short-range signals on an unused frequency band to send and receive more total data, within a dense network of specialized small cell sites.
  • A small cell site refers to the area within which this short-range wireless signal can be received.
  • 5G operates on a different part of the spectrum, using bands with little interference, at a higher frequency.
  • This shift to a different part of the spectrum promises better connectivity, but will require a larger number of cell sites.
  • Current 4G networks provide service by broadcasting radio waves from large cell towers to extended areas.
  • The initial deployment of 5G technology to cell towers will likely operate similarly, and many of the gains will not be immediately noticeable to users until the supporting small cell sites are in place.
  • 5G service requires telecommunications providers to convert existing cell towers to accommodate the new technology and then incorporate a network of small cell sites, densely located for maximum coverage of service areas.
  • Setting up the small cell sites can be done simultaneously with the cell tower conversions, but will almost certainly take much longer to reach full coverage.
  • Although some analysts talk of autonomous vehicles relying on 5G, no current developers of these cars are designing with the intention to use 5G.
  • However, those home-related devices such as power and water meters, or smart city sensors that rely on cell technology will likely transition to 5G.
  • Additionally, some techniques that work for 4G networks can be translated to 5G networks, as advanced 4G networks follow many of the same technological principles as 5G.
  • Global Use of 5G 5G standards are largely stable and interoperable in the United States.