Laura Keyes, a founder of RF Solutions, sits down with the Safer Building Coalition to discuss the genesis of the firm, why in-building systems are vital, and what she sees on the industry horizon.
https://www.saferbuildings.org/member-spotlight–rf-solutions
Muriel Medard – MIT professor gives a history of mobile telephony, and provides insight into what’s next. To read more, click here.
If you’ve heard the acronym CBRS, but aren’t sure what all the hype’s about, read this article in Network World.
Have you ever wondered how countries share the same frequencies? Read Forbes columnist, Bob O’Donnell‘s column to find out.
Forbes columnist, Bob O’Donnell promises big things for 5G. “…the capabilities that 5G will enable will be profound and, quite honestly, likely well beyond our current imagination…” Read more here.
The FCC’s 5G Fast Plan to “Ensure America leads the world in wireless innovation,” has been announced. They’ve also kicked off their 5G spectrum auctions – 5 gigahertz of spectrum – into the commercial marketplace. That’s more than all the current mobile broadband providers combined. Read more about it here.
Much of the technology innovation of #5G is found in the radio layer. Read more about the opportunities and boundaries of 5G here.
A lack of competition among broadband providers in some countries means millions of people around the world can’t afford internet access, according to a report published Tuesday. The internet affordability report, published annually by Tim Berners-Lee‘s Web Foundation and the Alliance for Affordable Internet, offers a snapshot of the barriers to people being able to afford to get online. In 2019, the report identifies a lack of competition in the market as one of the factors keeping costs too high in some countries. Read more here.
