Celona, a pioneer in private 5G networks, has achieved another groundbreaking milestone by offering its 5G LAN solution to global customers in China. This achievement is made…

Bloxtel, a leading provider of blockchain-based telecommunications solutions, announced today it has joined the OnGo Alliance as a full member during a meeting where various private 5G…

According to a newly published forecast report by Dell’Oro Group, private wireless radio access network (RAN) revenue growth slowed slightly in the second quarter on a year-over-year basis relative to the ~40 percent increase in 2023.

The companies have signed a three-year agreement to drive the deployment of private networks.

As the world’s 5G rollout continues with its predictable fits and starts, the cellular technology is also starting to move into a space already dominated by another wireless tech: Wi-Fi. Private 5G networks—in which a person or company sets up their own facility-wide cellular network—are today finding applications where Wi-Fi was once the only viable game in town. This month, the Newbury, England–based telecom company Vodafone is releasing a Raspberry Pi–based private 5G base station that it is now being aimed at developers, who might then jump-start a wave of private 5G innovation. “The Raspberry Pi is the most affordable CPU[-based] computer that you can get,” says Santiago Tenorio, network architecture director at Vodafone. “Which means that what we build, in essence, has a similar bill of materials as a good quality Wi-Fi router.”The company has teamed with the Surrey, England–based Lime Microsystems to release a crowd-funded range of private 5G base-station […]

PAULEY are a dynamic UK-based SME at the forefront of the exciting emerging market in big data and interactive tools for business. Pioneers in Spatial Computing, our specialist team are working with clients operating in key industries and sectors including transport, safety critical industries and the education and training sector, to embed innovative digital technology into their business processes.At Athonet's Uptime 2022 conference, Phil Pauley, CEO at Pauley Interactive, spoke about real-life deployment of Digital Twin and Private Cellular at St Pancras railway station. His talk is embedded below:There is another playlist shared on PAULEY's YouTube channel that us embedded below:You can read more about their work with HS2 here.Related Posts: Free 6G Training: What is Digital Twin?Free 6G Training: Digital-Twin-Enabled 6G Vision, Architectural Trends, and Future DirectionsPrivate Networks Technology Blog 

Private Networks has been a hot topic for a while now. We made a technical introductory video which has over 13K views while its slides have over 25K views. The Private Networks blog that officially started in April is now getting over 2K views a month. In addition, there are quite a few questions and enquiries that I receive on them on a regular basis. With this background, it makes sense to add these Introductory video series by Firecell in a post. Their 'Private Networks Tutorial Series' playlist, aiming to demystify private networks, is embedded below:The playlist has five videos at the moment, hopefully they will add more:Introduction to different kinds of mobile networks: public, private and hybrid networksDifferent Names for Private NetworksDrivers and Enablers of Private NetworksMobile Cellular vs Wi-Fi Private NetworksArchitecture of Mobile Private NetworksI also like this post on different names for private networks.Related Posts: Private Networks Technology […]

Amazon’s cash-cow cloud division AWS has launched a new service designed to help companies deploy their own private 5G networks — eventually, at least. AWS first announced AWS Private 5G in early preview late last year, but it’s now officially available to AWS customers starting in its U.S. East (Ohio), U.S. East (N. Virginia), and © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

At Amazon’s AWS re:Invent conference this morning, the company announced the preview of “AWS Private 5G,” which is a new service that aims to make it easy to deploy and manage your own private network. The launch is meant to address the challenges companies are facing with leveraging 5G. AWS CEO Adam Selipsky said that © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.