AT&T is changing gears with Internet of Things and connected cars.

Interesting Reads / January 28, 2023

AT&T consolidates all IoT and linked car functions under AT&T Connected Solutions and reorganizes some internal processes. Automotive has become more software-defined, switching from 4G to 5G. A corporate spokesman claims that the change is in response to how quickly the automobile sector is evolving. OEMs are being pushed to reconsider their current assumptions about […]

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Mobile World Congress 2023 – a Recap

January 23, 2023

Mobile World Congress 2023 – a Recap About this event: The Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona is expecting significant growth in attendance this year with over 80,000 attendees. The WCA expects that the key topics of the year will be private networks, 6G market discussions, virtualization and sustainability. The WCA will have people at

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Bluetooth technology is expanded with LE Audio

Interesting Reads / December 28, 2022

Bluetooth technology is expanded with LE Audio. LE Audio will enhance wireless audio device experiences with voice calls and music streaming. Backward compatibility with the broad install base of products and dual-mode devices supporting LE Audio and Bluetooth classic will still be crucial to the user experience. Bluetooth® technology has evolved. Audio will change with

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mmWave – Powering the development of 5G FWA(Fixed Wireless Access) in the future

Interesting Reads / December 27, 2022

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is a stable and scalable substitute for wired connections while millions of people wait for dependable home broadband. According to analyses, with wise and focused deployments, the investment often pays for itself in less than two years. This is accelerated by 5G. 5G millimeter-wave technology improves on early installations and devices.

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Challenges with Wi-Fi and LTE what you should know about mesh networks

Interesting Reads / December 19, 2022

When business leaders think of network connectivity for industrial enterprises, they usually think of Wi-Fi, LTE, or 5G. But these networks need to work better to connect people all the time. High-speed Wi-Fi supports a growing number of mobile devices. Due to protocol issues, this technology is best for non-mission-critical communications. Wi-Fi restricts clients to

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The Qualcomm Wi-Fi 7 Immersive Home Platform was launched.

Interesting Reads / December 16, 2022

Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 7 Immersive Home Platform was revealed last week. Two new processors were created and tuned for residential mesh Wi-Fi networks. The new platforms utilize the 5GHz and 6GHz bands and enable 240MHz and 320MHz channels, increasing the spectrum that Wi-Fi 7 devices may use. With the eventual widespread adoption of AR/VR devices, that

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The Qualcomm Wi-Fi 7 Immersive Home Platform was launched.

Interesting Reads / December 16, 2022

Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 7 Immersive Home Platform was revealed last week. Two new processors were created and tuned for residential mesh Wi-Fi networks. The new platforms utilize the 5GHz and 6GHz bands and enable 240MHz and 320MHz channels, increasing the spectrum that Wi-Fi 7 devices may use. With the eventual widespread adoption of AR/VR devices, that

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Ericsson is exiting IoT and has agreed to sell its loss-making IoT Accelerator business to Aeris.

Interesting Reads / December 8, 2022

Aeris, a California-based IoT service provider, has agreed to acquire Ericsson’s IoT business, including its IoT Accelerator connectivity management platform and Connected Vehicle Cloud platform. The Swedish company stated that its IoT business, anticipated to generate net sales of SEK 0.8 billion ($76.85 million) in 2022, was the “main driver of the losses.” Its “business

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