In the ever-changing context of communication networks, all roads converge towards the promise of 5G: higher data bandwidth, greater speed and lower latency. International scientists are competing to be the first to develop technical solutions that seek to unite and...

Plug-in 'synthetic sensor' transforms any room into smart environment

Press Release ADRF Introduces NFPA 72 2016 Code-compliant VHF/UHF and Public Safety 700/800 MHz Distributed Antenna System (DAS) The new frequency band support for ADRF’s ADX V DAS Series enhances Public Safety communications inside any building for first responders...

Verizon’s intent to deploy small cells is no secret, so its interest in deploying small cells—both low power and high power—using the 3.5 GHz/Citizens Broadband Radio Services (CBRS) band shouldn’t come as any big surprise.

During a speech at Carnegie Mellon University, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said he would move on opening up spectrum above 95 GHz as a test bed for 5G technology.

BY MIKE COLLADO Principal Consultant, Wireless 20/20 Change often has a dichotomous impact with elements that are both good and bad; beneficial and painful; opportunistic and threatening. But change is also inevitable. Like it or not, evolutionary and revolutionary...

CTIA once again urged the FCC to adopt policies that make it easier for carriers and their partners to deploy small cells in municipalities across the country. And at least one research firm believes the agency is likely to lend a hand.

Written by Mike Collado Principal Consultant, Wireless 20/20 The wireless industry is undergoing evolutionary and revolutionary changes whose ramifications upon the in-building ecosystem conjure the proverb, “May you live in interesting times” – an adage that has the...

New platform facilitates rapid network expansion, densification, and fronthaul transition to 5G – will be unveiled and demonstrated at Mobile World Congress 2017   Menlo Park, Calif. – Feb. 21, 2017 – Dali Wireless, a global leader in wireless fronthaul...

Fans, staff, and vendors crushed previous records with 11.8 terabytes of data transmitted over Wi-Fi at Super Bowl 51 at NRG Stadium.

Radio coverage in enclosed spaces is increasingly seen as essential – particularly in road and railway tunnels, where highly reliable systems are needed for smooth operations and to protect travellers.

October 20, 2016 Anaheim, CA – DASpedia, a leading in-building wireless technology education and training firm, is organizing a Wireless for Veterans event on Nov 9, 2016 at Angels Baseball Stadium in Anaheim, CA. The event is sponsored by all major DAS (Distributed...

Higher education campuses are prime opportunities for cellular operators to grow coverage and expand services A seismic shift has occurred within the wireless industry: wireless operators are funding fewer in-building wireless projects.

Milpitas, California, October 11, 2016 – SpiderCloud Wireless, Inc., the leading provider of scalable small cell systems for enterprises and venues, is extending its LTE solution to the CBRS band. SpiderCloud is introducing the industry’s first enterprise small cell...

Voice over Wi-Fi has captured a lot of attention lately. A&T Mobility recently announced that it is handling 4 million VoWi-Fi calls per day, upon which T-Mobile US countered that it boasts some 22 million calls per day using the technology. Now, many enterprises...

Back in June of this year, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) ran a story about Sprint’s use of “sidewalk utility poles” as a core element of their efforts to improve the Sprint network while reducing ongoing network operating expenditures. The article suggested that...

BTI Distributed Antenna Systems make the most advanced & iconic skyscrapers around the world a bit more advanced with high-performance in-building wireless coverage Technology coupled with cultural ambition often leads cities to create skylines strewn with...

Researchers at MIT's artificial intelligence labs have developed new algorithms that could significantly boost bandwidth and network quality. Researchers at MIT claim to have created a network-boosting technology that could triple the speed of Wi-Fi and double its...

Blame it on the English major in me, but I’ve long observed that the annual conference calendar for the in-building wireless industry progresses like a three-act play. In Act One, we get introduced to the characters and learn what the main problem or conflict is....

Westell is going to lay off employees at two of its key facilities and abandon the development of its ClearLink distributed antenna system (DAS) in an effort that it said will enable it to cut $11 million in annual expenses. Set to be completed by the end of next...