Will we be rebranding soon to the 6G Guys? Our guest today may have the answer! We had the pleasure of hosting Doug Kirkpatrick, CEO and co-founder of Eridan, who shared fascinating insights about their game-changing technology, Miracle RFFE (Radio…
Betacom, along with its partners Axis Communications and Evolon Technology, has introduced an AI-powered perimeter surveillance solution called Betacom PSS. It offers round-the-clock physical threat detection for airports, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities, delivering results in a shorter time and at a reduced cost compared to traditional wired and public wireless solutions. Betacom PSS relies on Axis cameras equipped with Evolon’s AI-based image detection technology, all operating on Betacom’s managed private 4G/5G network.
BT’s UK business customers can now access edge computing services through a new long-term, multi-million-pound investment. The first site for customer trials is live in Manchester, with general availability planned for later this year. This investment combines EE’s leading 5G and 4G network infrastructure with Amazon Web Services cloud services, right at the edge where they are required, ensuring efficient, high-speed, and secure connectivity, as well as accelerated cloud processing.
By utilizing AWS Wavelength, BT aims to offer a new generation of IoT benefits to its customers and communities. These benefits include wearable cameras for paramedics and ambulance staff
In partnership with Ericsson and Saab, Purdue University Airport has unveiled a one-of-a-kind 5G network designed to function as a “lab to life” testing ground. This platform will enable academics, researchers, and businesses to create scalable commercial solutions aimed at enhancing operations and security for airports of varying sizes.
Today our host GXC’s Marco Hernandez talks to Sean Horan, GXC’s VP of Enterprise Sales, to discuss customer qualifications, the different use cases that work best with private cellular and how GXC provides a full, end-to-end proprietary mesh solution to meet the enterprise business-critical connectivity needs.
German chemical firm BASF plans to establish a private 5G network at a facility in Belgium’s Port of Antwerp, partnering with local networking expert Citymesh. This development, which follows a series of cellular-connected Industry 4.0 trials in the region, has been dubbed “the first private 5G network” in the port by local media.
UK telecom company Virgin Mobile O2 (VMO2) has joined the growing list of operators providing 4G and 5G connectivity to select areas of the London Underground Network, specifically certain sections of the Central and Northern Lines.
While the worldwide deployment of 5G networks is ongoing, the discussion on the next generation of mobile networks, i.e., 6G, has already begun. But what is this next-generation network, and why do we need it? Is it simply an evolution of 5G, or is it a revolutionary technology delivering new advanced services or added value?
The adoption of 5G services in India’s subscriber base is expected to boost data consumption as they upgrade to higher data packages to access faster speeds. This increase in data usage is anticipated to result in higher average revenue per user (ARPU) and better return metrics for telecommunication companies (telcos).
OneWeb has announced that it has signed a letter of intent with Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL (AWS) to explore providing cloud-based connectivity and innovative services to customers worldwide. The collaboration between OneWeb and AWS aims to expand both horizontal and vertical services to provide customizable and integrated solutions for edge-to-edge operations.
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