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LCRA & Ericsson Deploy Private LTE to Modernize Texas Utilities

Hema Kadia February 20, 2025

The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) is partnering with Ericsson to deploy a private LTE network across 68 Texas counties, ensuring enhanced grid security, real-time communications, and future 5G readiness. This next-generation infrastructure will support electric cooperatives, municipalities, and critical services, reducing cybersecurity risks and improving operational efficiency for utilities statewide.

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T-Mobile 5G Enhances SailGP NYC Race

SailGP Chooses Ericsson 5G to Power 2025 Racing Season

Hema Kadia February 20, 2025

SailGP is enabling high-speed sailing with Ericsson Private 5G and Edge Computing, ensuring real-time race analytics, seamless connectivity, and immersive fan engagement. With Cradlepoint edge routers in each F50 catamaran, teams process over 53 billion data points per race day, optimizing performance and ensuring fairness. This 5G-powered digital transformation sets a new benchmark for sports connectivity.

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Private 5G SA Network Transforms Healthcare at Oulu University Hospital

Private 5G SA Network Transforms Healthcare at Oulu University Hospital

Hema Kadia February 20, 2025

Oulu University Hospital has deployed Europe’s first Private 5G Standalone (SA) network, revolutionizing healthcare with real-time patient monitoring, AI-assisted imaging, and augmented reality (AR) for surgery. Built by Boldyn Networks using Nokia Modular Private Wireless (MPW) technology, this high-speed, ultra-reliable network ensures seamless data flow, improved diagnostics, and enhanced patient safety. Learn how 5G is shaping the future of smart hospitals.

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5G Connectivity in Urban vs. Rural America: Coverage Gaps & Expansion

5G Connectivity in Urban vs. Rural America: Coverage Gaps & Expansion

Hema Kadia February 20, 2025

5G coverage in the U.S. varies significantly between urban and rural areas. While T-Mobile leads in availability, AT&T leverages FirstNet for rural expansion, and Verizon focuses on C-band spectrum. States like Nevada and Illinois rank high for 5G access, while Wyoming struggles with coverage gaps. With continued investment from major carriers and the FCC’s 5G Fund, rural connectivity is set to improve nationwide. Source: Ookla® (This article is based on Ookla’s research and Speedtest Intelligence® data).

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Rethinking AI: From Artificial to Assistive Intelligence

Rethinking AI: From Artificial to Assistive Intelligence

Oliver King-Smith, CEO and founder smartR AI February 19, 2025

This article reflects on the misconceptions we have about AI, and discusses the fallacy of understanding AI’s underlying mechanisms, as it can demonstrate intelligent behavior despite our understanding. AI is developing its own form, capable of analyzing vast datasets, identifying patterns, and making connections that humans might take years to discover. And highlighting the power of partnership in AI projects, where both human and machine intelligence contribute their unique strengths. By combining human strengths with AI’s, we can create something greater than the sum of its parts.

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Automotive Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market: Unearthing Revenue Generating Opportunities 2037

Automotive Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market: Unearthing Revenue Generating Opportunities 2037

gajendra ghumare February 19, 2025

The rising popularity of AI in the field of automation offers numerous lucrative opportunities for growth to the market players. Research Nester predicts that the automotive AI market size will reach USD 4 billion by the end of 2024. Furthermore, by 2037, the market is anticipated to garner USD 80 billion. In this blog, we will explore some of the latest trends in the market and other prospects.

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How AI Enhances Telecom Security: Threat Detection, Fraud Prevention & Compliance

How AI Enhances Telecom Security: Threat Detection, Fraud Prevention & Compliance

Hema Kadia February 11, 2025

AI is playing a key role in telecom security by strengthening threat detection, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance. As 5G, IoT, and edge computing expand, telecom networks face cyber threats such as AI-specific attacks, network intrusions, and data breaches. AI-powered security solutions provide automated threat response, anomaly detection, and AI lifecycle protection, helping telecom providers maintain a secure and resilient network infrastructure.

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Broadband & Utility Leaders Extend Energy Efficiency Agreement for Home Internet Devices

Broadband & Utility Leaders Extend Energy Efficiency Agreement for Home Internet Devices

Hema Kadia February 11, 2025

Broadband leaders and utility companies, including CTA, NCTA, and PG&E, have extended the Voluntary Agreement for Small Network Equipment through 2028. The initiative has already improved home internet device energy efficiency by 89% since 2015, and new targets aim for an additional 10% reduction by 2026. With compliance from major ISPs and device manufacturers, this industry-led effort is making home broadband more sustainable while enhancing performance.

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How AI Is Transforming Telco-Hyperscaler Partnerships in the Telecom Industry

How AI Is Transforming Telco-Hyperscaler Partnerships in the Telecom Industry

Hema Kadia February 11, 2025

AI is transforming the relationship between telcos and hyperscalers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. With AI-driven automation, cloud-native networks, and edge computing, telecom operators are optimizing efficiency, reducing costs, and unlocking new revenue streams. As AI-powered innovations reshape 5G, cybersecurity, and digital services, these strategic partnerships are set to redefine the future of telecom.

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FCC loses control over the US spectrum auctions

FCC’s Proposed CBRS Changes Face Strong Opposition from 25 Organizations

Hema Kadia February 11, 2025

The FCC’s proposed CBRS changes are facing backlash from 25 organizations, including Amazon, Comcast, and Lockheed Martin, who argue that increased power levels and relaxed emissions limits would harm rural broadband, private networks, and competition. The proposal risks turning CBRS into a high-power cellular band, benefiting major carriers at the expense of small businesses, industrial users, and public access initiatives. As the debate intensifies, the future of CBRS and its diverse ecosystem remains uncertain.

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