Podcast episode 28: Accelerating Industry 4.0 with Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri
Michael Hainsworth
As COVID-19 turned a local epidemic into a pandemic, the spotlight was trained on an industry known as a “dumb
As COVID-19 turned a local epidemic into a pandemic, the spotlight was trained on an industry known as a “dumb
Making 5G a reality comes with some challenges along the way. Here are 5 that will figure prominently throughout the process.
In some parts of the world, the pandemic is wreaking havoc on smartphone sales, supply chains and 5G plans.
5G deployments are encountering some short-term obstacles –such as delayed permits for cell towers and supply chain disruptions —but long-term 5G goals remain in place.
You’re not the only one working from home. The roll-out of the next big thing in wireless won’t be stalled
Even before COVID-19 drove up a year’s worth of bandwidth demand growth in less than a month, network operators have
Marshall McLuhan once famously observed, “First we build the tools, then they build us.” Building on artificial intelligence (AI), the
For 5G to succeed on a mass scale, there must be mutual agreement and trust among the various stakeholders.
A new space race is emerging among tech companies to deploy LEO satellites to deliver high-speed internet service for emerging markets and customers.
Gaming, virtual reality and security hold a lot of promise for 5G but will require different cost structures to be profitable.
private 5G networks
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.
