U.S. operators get temporary spectrum to boost capacity for COVID-19
Sue Marek
Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and U.S. Cellular secures extra spectrum thanks to a special authorization from the FCC.
One of the biggest challenges that we face going forward is how we deal with rapid technology shifts in a way that encourages and enables innovation while also considering the effects on people and systems. How technology will be managed and regulated is uncertain. Here, we explore how technology is shaping the law, and how the law will change the ways we can use technology, bringing worldwide perspectives to the conversation.
Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and U.S. Cellular secures extra spectrum thanks to a special authorization from the FCC.
Operators will use a combination of different spectrum bands to deliver 5G services, and it will play a critical role in determining the speed and range of coverage.
Cities are trying to reduce congestion by clearing streets wherever possible. Startups and established vendors plan to ease urban gridlock with air taxis.
The on-demand nature of self-driving cars will remake the transportation industry entirely. Simply put, people are driving less.
Dell’Oro Group analyst Stefan Pongratz hops on this week’s episode to share his predictions on how 5G will shape the global telecommunications market.
Service providers that want to upgrade to 5G first must decide whether to deploy non-standalone 5G or leapfrog to standalone 5G.
A list of our most-loved articles, podcast, and videos covering 5G, big data, artificial intelligence, and the future of work.
How secure is the personal health data we submit and generate through wearable devices like fitness trackers and health apps? And who owns the data?
With enough data, machine learning systems can learn from other artists and generate original music in a style similar to a particular composer or genre.
Executives need to learn how to navigate global 5G, likely to be one of the most important economic and business fault lines of the 21st century.
Much like electricity or the Internet, 5G has the capacity to improve the size of the global economy while expanding the scope of innovation.
Let’s look at which countries apply digital services to improve the lives of their citizens and create appropriate legislation and data protection laws.
