According to new research, the worldwide market for network equipment expanded by 15% in the fourth quarter of last year—and revenues in the space are set to grow by $25 billion over […]
This blog post is part of a series called “CommScope Definitions,” in which we will explain common terms in communications network infrastructure. For next-generation wireless networks such as 5G, beamforming will be […]
The prevalence of home and office WiFi networks, hotspots in public venues, and WiFi at most commercial locations, makes it easier than ever to be connected via WiFi. According to an annual […]
The rapid adoption of gigabit LTE on the path to 5G is one of several mega-trends shaping the way carriers plan, deploy, monitor and manage networks. The telecom industry is undergoing major […]
To address the connectivity needs of the Enterprise market, the in-building wireless ecosystem is evolving funding and ownership business models as well as the technology toolkit. This article looks at some of […]
Considering their broadband, low-latency requirements, industry consensus is that 5G radio networks will use fiber as the preferred technology for backhaul (typically connects base stations and the core wired network) and fronthaul […]
In part one of this series, we talked about the three types of networks: multi-service organization, telephony networks and a traditional cellular network. They all look different when deployed due to the […]
As the fifth generation of wireless technology, known as 5G, is expected to create the “network of networks”—which will deliver higher bandwidth and lower latency than ever before—mobile network operators (MNOs) will […]
The Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to drive the next technological revolution that will change how we live and work. IoT will enable billions of devices with intelligent sensors and machine […]
The tech world is abuzz about 5G, especially on the wireless side, but there’s another side to 5G that we need to talk about: making sure that we have enough fiber broadband […]
