Raven introduces signal-to-noise voter/comparator

Anterix recently announced its first 900 MHz spectrum lease, a 30-year deal with Ameren—a power utility serving most of Missouri and western Illinois—worth about $48 million that is expected to provide the spectral foundation for the first of many private LTE deals in the U.S., according to Anterix President and CEO Rob Schwartz. Schwartz confirmed […]

In another example of the cable industry’s pursuit of network and service convergence, CableLabs has introduced an access network-agnostic platform that’s designed to help mobile users seamlessly move across Wi-Fi, LTE, CBRS and, potentially, C-band-based wireless network connections on an application-by-application basis. That offering, called Intelligent Wireless Network Steering (IWiNS), also fits into the cable […]

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations Nationwide debate emerges on how to secure communications networks in wake of Nashville bombing Senate votes to override Trump veto on defense bill Utilities, others tell court FCC ignored evidence as lawsuit over wireless airwaves proceeds As understanding of Russian hacking grows, so does alarm Nashville bombing froze […]

Some FirstNet subscribers experienced service outages after the massive Dec. 25 explosion at AT&T’s Nashville network hub, but backup battery power at the facility and the use of deployable cell sites meant that many FirstNet users were able to communicate “within hours,” according to AT&T. Although the Christmas-morning explosion caused significant damage to AT&T’s Nashville […]