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Lockheed Martin CEO envisions 5G remote-controlling U.S. military

James Taiclet is a former US Air Force pilot who served a tour of duty in the Gulf War under the callsign “Cheetah23.” After that, he bounced across a few positions at Honeywell Aerospace Services and Pratt & Whitney before landing at cell tower giant American Tower, where he became CEO in 2003. During his […]

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Solving the chicken-and-egg equation with driverless cars

KPMG claims that autonomous vehicles are being held back by the need for infrastructure to support them. The consultancy and analyst firm’s Autonomous Vehicle Readiness index (AVRI) ranks the UK as the 9th most advanced connected and autonomous vehicle market in the world. The country is, nevertheless, within the top five countries for cyber-security. The 2020 […]

Jeff Johnson, CEO of Wester Fire Chiefs Association

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Public safety transitioning to LTE-based solutions, but PTT timetable still unclear, speakers say

Public-safety users are benefiting from the data-oriented capabilities enabled by LTE on trusted networks today and also will transition voice communications to the broadband platform, although the timetable for this change remains unclear, according to experts discussing the topic this week. Jeff Johnson, executive director of the Western Fire Chiefs Association and former vice chair […]

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AI data processing at the edge reduces costs, data latency

A race is on to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge of the network and reduce the need to transmit huge amounts of data to the cloud. The edge, or edge computing, brings data processing resources closer to the data and devices that need them, reducing data latency, which is important for many time-sensitive […]

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John Deere to use CBRS for private 5G networks in its factories

When the FCC revealed the winners of its recent 3.5GHz CBRS spectrum auction, nestled among the usual names of wireless operators and cable companies was Moline, Illinois-based tractor company John Deere. While John Deere may seem like an unlikely builder of wireless networks, last spring the company used experimental licenses in the 3.5GHz CBRS band to deploy private LTE […]

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Verizon explains exactly how it will make money from 5G

Verizon hosted a strategy session for investors this week, detailing its 5G network upgrade efforts and – perhaps more importantly – how it plans to make money from the construction of that network. In a response to questions from analysts on the topic, Verizon CFO Matthew Ellis said that the operator expects to recoup its […]

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Ranplan Wireless: Jonathan Rowney outlines in-building challenges, opportunities in evolving market

Jonathan Rowney, the head of solutions engineering for the Americas at Ranplan Wireless, discusses some of the challenges and opportunities facing the in-building wireless industry today, particularly as it tries to ensure connectivity for both first responders and the citizens they help during times of emergency. Rowney is one of the expert speakers who […]

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Data changing the automakers’ game

Big data generated by connected vehicles offer big opportunities. However, industry executives say there is still much work to be done before the 1’s and 0’s are transformed into bigger numbers on the bottom line. As more sensors are enabled on vehicles and mobility infrastructure to capture where, when, and how autos are driven and […]

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Barriers facing the builders of the smart city

A series of challenges remain for the key technologies to an autonomous future, among them fast moving technological developments and lack of consumer understanding. Architecturally speaking, there should be no change because these types of communications technologies are going to use the existing cell connection embedded in the car, explained Strategy Analytics analyst Roger Lanctot. […]

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A closer look at Verizon’s curious CBRS spectrum purchases

Verizon was the biggest spender during the FCC’s recent 3.5GHz CBRS spectrum auction, doling out a total of almost $1.9 billion for 557 licenses in markets across the country. As Light Reading reported more than a year ago, Verizon has been deploying CBRS network equipment in anticipation of using the band. The operator sees the CBRS […]

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Lockheed Martin CEO envisions 5G remote-controlling U.S. military

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Solving the chicken-and-egg equation with driverless cars

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Public safety transitioning to LTE-based solutions, but PTT timetable still unclear, speakers say

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AI data processing at the edge reduces costs, data latency

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John Deere to use CBRS for private 5G networks in its factories

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Verizon explains exactly how it will make money from 5G

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Ranplan Wireless: Jonathan Rowney outlines in-building challenges, opportunities in evolving market

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Data changing the automakers’ game

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Barriers facing the builders of the smart city

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A closer look at Verizon’s curious CBRS spectrum purchases

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