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5G will eventually require a fully virtualized, software-controlled network in order to automate the complexity of network manageme...
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White paper vindictively stress on convergence for 5G step wise growth and strategical adoption. Convergence, not only aggregation at acce...
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Amidst the much hype of 5G and intense attempts to thwarts the challenges around and gain the leads, there are interesting insights t...
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In next generation telecom networks era, LTE is the first technology to step in, and in its advance ...
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In this article, we address a critical gap within the existing literature by offering a dedicated treatment of the 3GPP Release-18 study o...
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MEC, known as Mobile Edge Computing has come up in mainstream, when ETSI started working on it with an ISG (Industry Standard Group) fo...
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"Next generation" capabilities have been achieved by all products in the enterprise network firewall market, and v...
Wednesday 19 December 2018
3GPP focusing on NR-U Stand Alone and Assisted - Target Rel 17-18
Thursday 13 December 2018
Partnership- The 5G Infrastructure Association (5G IA) and the Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI) have agreed to explore topics of common interest.
Wednesday 12 December 2018
City Wi-Fi Roaming Project connects the networks of major cities around the world.
WBA has organized the City Wi-Fi Roaming trial under the World Wi-Fi Day initiatives across many cities since 2016. The City Wi-Fi Roaming project is part of the World Wi-Fi Day initiative to accelerate affordable wireless connectivity around the world. The initiative allows consumers and visitors of major cities to automatically and securely roam between the public Wi-Fi networks throughout the October and November 2018.
Expand with the momentum from last year, it is possible for users of Public Wi-Fi City networks , subscribers from a large list of operators to freely roam between these City Wi-Fi networks. The cities include: Barcelona (Spain), Dublin (Ireland), Dunlaoghaire (Ireland), Galway (Ireland), Limerick (Ireland), Bristol (UK), Leeds (UK), Birmingham (UK), Bradford (UK), Moscow (Russia), St Petersburg (Russia), Tokyo (Japan), Ebetsu city (Japan), Hokkaido (Japan), Mallorca (Spain), Nagano prefecture (Japan), Kyoto (Japan), Kobe (Japan), eduroam Japan / Tohoku University + Sendai, eduroam NL / Utrecht (Netherlands), eduroam NO / Trondheim (Norway), anyroam, eduroam US, Toronto (Canada)
Operators around the world include: AT&T, AnyRoamUS, Boingo, China Mobile, ER Telecom Russia, FON, iPASS, Orange, KT, NTT DOCOMO, Shaw, KT, Sprint, Telus, T-Mobile US, eduroam JP Tohoku University, eduroam NL / SURFnet, eduroam NO / UNINETT, eduroam US
Interconnectivity Partners & Infrastructure Providers: BSG Wireless, Syniverse Technologies, Global Reach, Accuris Networks, Cisco, Ruckus Wireless
The Wireless Broadband Alliance is encouraging cities, government bodies, fixed and mobile operators, technology vendors, Internet giants and service providers, as well as retailers, to come together to deliver connectivity to everyone, everywhere. The City Wi-Fi Roaming trial aims promoting and fostering the adoption of Next Generation Hotspot across the globe, working together with multiple cities around the world, key HUBs that make the data traffic possible, and also a set of operators.
Contact WBA (www.wballiance.com) now if you want to get involved the program: https://www.worldwifiday.com/support/
Monday 10 December 2018
News worth to be in focus for all strategist on 5G. AT&T Cell-Site routers are gong to be in their 5G plan.
These Trouters will be installed at cell towers in AT&T's wireless network, where they will direct the data traffic flowing back and forth between customers and the internet. Traditionally, AT&T used to bought these routers from a handful of vendors, which were highly specialized and came with specialized software. Now AT&T designing its own open hardware to create white box routers that would run open source software. In March, the company announced plans to install more than 60,000 open source, software-powered white boxes across its network over the next several years in support of its 5G plans.
Sunday 9 December 2018
Convergence is at the heart of next gen network with 5G - BT, AT&T, ZTE, WBA all there.
As Fundarc Communication (xgnlab), a telecom consultancy, we already spoken about 5G convergence since the beginning of 2018 or even late 2017. Not only as foreseen visionary but as the need of time and way to evelove to 5G from 4G and 4G adv. We already started writing on these line since then ....
Lets take the case of BT....