Early adopters in academia, manufacturing, and the military have chosen private 5G for its bandwidth, propagation features, and reliability.
Private 5G might just make you rethink your wireless options
Prysmian says 864-fiber blown microduct cable cuts diameter by 20% for FTTx, 5G networks
With the addition of its 864-fiber cable, Prysmian Group contends that its Sirocco HD cables now provide among the smallest diameters and the highest fiber densities for microduct cables.
Why FiberLert is a Game Changer in Fiber Optics
FiberLert is essentially a voltage detector-like tool from the electrical world that has been reinvented to work in the fiber world, a fiber optic tester that is hypersensitive to the presence of a live optical signal without physical contact. It is not only useful as a troubleshooting and polarity tool, but as a safety tool to verify disconnection prior to inspection with a direct-view inspection scope. It is easy to use with minimal training and is useful in so many ways.
Qualcomm, Siemens join forces on 5G smart buildings
Qualcomm teamed up with Siemens Smart Infrastructure to develop private 5G networks for automation in buildings.
Integrating 5G into the Federal Government
5G has the potential to change the way that we connect. Investments in smart cities, broadening quality digital access to rural areas, and helping soldiers on the battlefield receive remote medical care are just some examples of how this network could have social and economic effects.
Why Edge Computing and why now? –
most IT departments have still only been managing IT infrastructure consisting of thousands of end points on their network. IoT (Internet of Things) devices and smart phones changed all that. Now, there are literally billions of devices that want to process instructions, collect data and communicate with the centre in real-time.
An Overview of Edge Computing
Edge computing is all about the new value that we can generate from data and accessing more of that data by getting closer to where it’s created.
Prysmian boosts N. American fiber cable production toward broadband, 5G
The fiber and cable manufacturers’ plant in Claremont, North Carolina, will see the most attention in a new $85 million upgrade cycle, which will result in increased production capacity.
Delivering 5G Sporting Experience as Stadiums Fill
As sporting events restart and stadiums fill again, CommScope
TIA Chairman address top ICT issues post Covid
Read this interview with Doug Moore, Chairman of TIA’s Board of Directors and CEO of Fujitsu Network Communications. Moore explores the issues currently facing the ICT industry as the world begins to emerge after more than a year under work-from-home and social distancing advisory orders and discusses the challenges and opportunities lie ahead for our industry.
