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Articles found: 36

How 5G Enables More Efficient and Secure Airports, Train Stations and Subways
How 5G Enables More Efficient and Secure Airports, Train Stations and Subways

The implementation of 5G technology stands at the forefront of the world’s rapid advance into a hyperconnected future. With its unparalleled speed, low latency and vast capacity, 5G is poised to revolutionize many parts of everyday life, including transportation. With the summer travel season upon us, let’s take a deeper look at why 5G is crucial for transportation hubs, particularly airports, train stations and subways—and consider its transformative impact on these critical travel nodes.

Kevin Swank

July 06, 2023

3 minute read
What’s the Deal with Industry 4.0 (and How Do We Deal with It)?
What’s the Deal with Industry 4.0 (and How Do We Deal with It)?

The fourth Industrial Revolution is about connecting people, information and processes. As such, it has the potential to radically alter not just the business of manufacturing, but how enterprises of all kinds operate.

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December 22, 2022

7 minute read
Large Public Venues Accelerate their Transformation Journey
Large Public Venues Accelerate their Transformation Journey

Wireless is table stakes for large public venues like sports arenas, stadiums, and theaters and the focus on connectivity and the fan experience has been heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic. In this blog, we’ll explore how today’s smartphones, enabled by 5G and private networks, have become the “hub” to drive digital transformation, improved operations, fan customization, and enhanced fan experiences for all types of large venue events.

Thierry Chau Thierry Chau

August 31, 2022

3 minute read
State of CBRS Priority Access License (PAL) Deployments
State of CBRS Priority Access License (PAL) Deployments

CBRS Priority Access License questions and more were explored during a recent conversation between Oren Binder of the OnGo Alliance and Rashid Bhatti, Director of SAS Business Development at CommScope.

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March 30, 2021

4 minute read
Accelerating CBRS deployments with CommScope’s Quick Grant Authorization feature
Accelerating CBRS deployments with CommScope’s Quick Grant Authorization feature

CommScope has developed a new custom features to help our customers install and operate their CBRS networks more efficiently and cost effectively.

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March 16, 2021

3 minute read
Maximizing C-Band Deployments with CommScope
Maximizing C-Band Deployments with CommScope

The C-band auction has created a slew of new opportunities for mobile operators, enabling them to address the ever-growing requirements for network capacity, spectral efficiency, and a migration path to 5G and beyond

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February 11, 2021

3 minute read
Outdoor Wireless Network Trends for 2021
Outdoor Wireless Network Trends for 2021

Operators will continue to accelerate their rollouts of 5G networks across the globe in 2021, while governments clear additional spectrum to accommodate more users and data. In this blog, Mike Wolfe takes a closer look at three outdoor wireless networks trends in 2021.

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January 18, 2021

7 minute read
What will the future hold for building and campus networks?
What will the future hold for building and campus networks?

The Covid-19 pandemic’s impact has been felt in every area of life, and it has brought new changes to venues and campuses struggling to stay relevant in a time of mass isolation. In this blog, Ben Cardwell looks at some key trends impacting building and campus networks that we expect to see in 2021.

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January 11, 2021

5 minute read
Hits and Misses on Our Predictions for 2020
Hits and Misses on Our Predictions for 2020

Every year, we predict what trends will impact the networking market in the coming year. 2020 was particularly inaccurate because nobody was anticipating the Covid-19 pandemic, which changed the way people work and play. In this blog, Morgan Kurk explains how some of our projections came true, while others got delayed.

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January 04, 2021

3 minute read