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Why the National Spectrum Strategy is Vital for America’s Digital Future

5G/6G, Interesting Reads / October 27, 2023

The Imperative of Spectrum Strategy A robust National Spectrum Strategy is pivotal. Why? It upholds U.S. leadership in wireless technologies. The economic and technological security of the U.S. hinges on this strategy. Ericsson and global partners note a glaring spectrum vacuum. This vacuum affects the rollout of 5G and preparation for 6G. As we approach […]

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In the second quarter, Ericsson struggles due to poor demand from U.S. operators.

Interesting Reads / July 19, 2023

Ericsson is suffering as U.S. operators reduce their 5G network deployments and capex expenditure. The Swedish company reported a net loss of $59 million in Q2, a significant decrease from the $460 million in net profits it reported in the same quarter of the previous year. However, the company reported sales of $6.29 billion, up

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Why does LTE wireless bring security, convenience, and convergence to the last mile of the power grid?

Interesting Reads / December 6, 2021

New technologies, power grid security, and improved efficiencies are all enabled by LTE Wireless, which addresses many of the challenges that utilities face. The reliability and security introduced by LTE wireless will extend from power distribution to the last mile of the power delivery infrastructure as utilities continue to adopt grid modernization. Solar panels are

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Ericsson CTO: The network compute fabric advancing digital transformation with ever-present service continuity

Interesting Reads / June 30, 2021

Expected 6G use cases like cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Senses will require several new capabilities beyond connectivity. Our vision of the network compute fabric is based on meeting the requirements of these demanding use cases while simultaneously transforming the network into a powerful innovation platform for industry and society. This Ericsson Technology Review

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A Rural Broadband Research Project Will Investigate the Connected Farm

Interesting Reads / July 5, 2021

WCA organizes an event Broadband in Underserved Rural Areas July 27, 2021 @ 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm PDT “Broadband isn’t just about Internet access on its own. Rather, it’s the key factor in developing and deploying innovative solutions, like precision agriculture, education, health, cleaner energy, self-driving vehicles and much more,” The National Science Foundation,

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FCC Seeks Comment On Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN)

Interesting Reads / May 7, 2021

The Federal Communications Commission adopted a Notice of Inquiry to start a formal discussion on the opportunities and potential challenges presented by open and virtualized radio access networks, and how the FCC might leverage these concepts to support network security and 5G leadership. The FCC seeks comment on the current status of development and deployment,

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Vodafone partners with Ericsson to deploy Europe’s largest commercial 5G Standalone network

Interesting Reads / May 7, 2021

Ericsson, Vodafone, OPPO, and Qualcomm are partnering to unlock the full potential of 5G by deploying a 5G Standalone (SA) network, beginning in major German cities including Frankfurt. In addition to the benefits to industries, governments, and enterprises pursuing Industry 4.0 opportunities, mobile subscriber consumers will enjoy new mobile experiences from the low-latency, high-speed and data

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