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Celona has launched Aerloc, a zero trust security suite for private 5G networks, tailored to the complex security needs of Industry 4.0. Aerloc integrates IT and OT with advanced security features like SIM-based authentication, real-time policy enforcement, and IT/OT segmentation, ensuring secure, low-latency connectivity and enhanced data integrity across industrial IoT networks.
BT Group has unveiled its first-ever self-powered mobile site in the Shropshire Hills, powered by 70% on-site renewable energy from solar panels and wind turbines. This innovative site delivers reliable 4G and 5G connectivity to EE customers and supports BT Groupโ€™s ambitious net zero targets by 2031, showcasing the companyโ€™s commitment to sustainable technology and energy efficiency.
Mpirical, a leading telecom training company, has partnered with TeckNexus to offer its renowned 5G training content on the TeckNexus platform. This collaboration provides telecom professionals with accessible, role-specific learning paths and foundational courses. As the telecom industry rapidly evolves, the need for continuous professional development is vital to driving innovation and meeting future connectivity goals.
LifeSigns, in collaboration with floLIVE and Hetrogenous, has launched LifeConnect, a 5GIoT-powered Connected Ambulance Solution. This technology enables seamless connectivity, real-time patient monitoring, and secure data transmission, transforming emergency medical response. The solution ensures uninterrupted communication between ambulances and hospitals, improving patient outcomes, especially during critical emergencies.
NetX is an app that sits within the Mpirical LearningZone. It has been developed as a visual aid for telecoms professionals. Users can apply their learning and get under the skin of the mobile network with NetX. Featuring a fully interactive 3GPP based network map, narrated call flows and detailed network procedures, NetX is essential for enhanced understanding of the telecoms network and how technologies and equipment interwork.
Ericsson has launched a private 5G network pilot at Schiphol Airport, aimed at modernizing operations as part of the “Airport 4.0” strategy. The network addresses the airport’s challenges like aging infrastructure and increasing passenger volumes with a secure, high-speed, low-latency solution. Ericssonโ€™s network supports both 4G and 5G, enabling IoT integration, predictive maintenance, and enhanced security, positioning Schiphol as a global leader in airport innovation.
Evergy partners with OneLayer to secure and scale its private LTE network, supporting the energy providerโ€™s critical infrastructure. Using OneLayerโ€™s Bridge platform, Evergy enhances security, automates device management, and ensures real-time visibility across IoT and OT systems. As the demand for private cellular networks in the energy sector grows, robust management solutions like OneLayer’s become essential.
Nokia and Rockwell Automation have partnered to enable private 5G standalone networks, driving industrial transformation through enhanced connectivity, real-time data, and automation. By leveraging CBRS spectrum, industries can now access secure, high-speed 5G solutions that improve operational efficiency and support cutting-edge technologies like AI, IIoT, and AR.
Jio has become the worldโ€™s largest telecom operator by data usage, marking a significant milestone with 45 exabytes of data handled in Q1 2024. Alongside, the company reported a 12% increase in net profit and 10.15% revenue growth, reflecting its robust market presence. Strategic moves like tariff hikes and the launch of new apps further bolster Jioโ€™s growth. Chairman Mukesh Ambani highlights Jioโ€™s True 5G network, which now covers 85% of India’s 5G capacity, positioning Jio as a global leader in digital connectivity.
Join hosts Hardik Jain and Cristina Betanzo as they chat with Daniel Quant, Vice President & General Manager of the Gateways, Routers, & Modems Business Unit at Multitech, about the essential role of private cellular networks in todayโ€™s enterprise landscape.
In this episode, we explore:
The unique requirements and needs of enterprises to digitize and automate processes.
-> How private cellular networks connect assets and people across various verticals such as oil and gas, logistics, food processing, and more.
-> The differences between public networks, WiFi, and private cellular networks, highlighting why private cellular is the superior solution.
-> The cost savings, enhanced security, and regulatory compliance offered by private cellular networks.
-> Discover how different use cases and devices drive the necessity for a private cellular network and gain insights into the transformative impact on enterprise automation, connectivity, security, and compliance.
Tune in now to learn why private cellular networks are the future of enterprise connectivity!

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