Newscan: Alcatel-Lucent sees ‘major breakthrough’ in MIMO technology to achieve petabit-per-second speeds needed for 5G

Like their forefathers more than two centuries ago, key public-safety communications officials are finding that working together can lead to greater resiliency, as well as lay a solid foundation for future endeavors.

By leveraging myriad funding sources available to various governmental jurisdictions, Massachusetts is developing a communication system that is more robust and resilient than any single entity could have built on its own. (Second article in a series.)

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations Alcatel-Lucent sees ‘major breakthrough’ in MIMO technology to achieve petabit-per-second speeds needed for 5G FCC proposes millions in fines, collects $0 Los Angeles installs next-gent, wireless-enabled streetlights U.S. government is working on making implantable memory chips, so we don’t forget anything ever again Congress blasts U.S. Education Department […]

Many initial concepts to utilize microwave networks designed for low-bandwidth LMR systems have had to be revamped after engineers started calculating the backhaul required to avoid creating throughput bottlenecks beyond the base station.