Partner content Hi-tech sewer can help safeguard public health, environment and economies 18th February 2021 In the wake of the coronavirus, economic recovery is top of mind for all city leaders, the majority of whom believe that investing in infrastructure and technology can spur a rebound. Yet current analyses indicate that we only have funding available to cover approximately 57 percent of infrastructure system improvements through 2029, leaving an investment gap of $2.6 […]
Partner content In the 5G race to space, Lynk takes the lead against SpaceMobile 18th February 2021 Startup Lynk expects to begin offering commercial services as early as next year, fully one year earlier than its rival SpaceMobile. Of course, being the first to market is not necessarily the primary indicator of ultimate success. Further, one company’s version of commercial-level services may not be the same as another. Nonetheless, the fact that […]
Partner content The benefits and challenges of IT-OT convergence 16th February 2021 As organizations assess their priorities for 2021, IT-OT convergence should be high on the list. For those who might not be familiar with these terms, IT refers to all of the resources that are generally associated with enterprise IT, such as servers, databases, and so on. OT on the other hand refers to operational technology. […]
Partner content Big business doesn’t trust telcos with 5G, says new research 16th February 2021 Tot up how much the world’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) plan to spend on 5G services and telecom operators are looking at a $433 billion opportunity by 2025. Except they’re not, because operators remain fixated on the megalodons of the business world that account for just 1% of all companies. It’s the latest joint research from […]
News Newscan: Tyler Technologies to buy NIC in $2.3 billion market-shaking deal 16th February 2021 Web Roundup Items from other news organizations Tyler Technologies to buy NIC in $2.3 billion market-shaking deal Five takeaways from the Oldsmar water-facility cyberattack DDoS attacks intensify, driven in part by COVID-19 and 5G Minneapolis to spend $6.4 million to hire more police Beverly Hills police officer accused of playing copyrighted music to get activist’s […]
Partner content Water-utility hack could inspire more intruders 15th February 2021 If past cyberattacks are any indication, success begets imitation. In the wake of last week’s hack of Florida water utility, other water utilities and users of remote desktop software would be wise to shore up defenses, experts say. The attack on the water treatment system in the small town of Oldsmar, Fla., lacked technical sophistication, […]
Partner content AI ups the ante for IoT cybersecurity 14th February 2021 Securing vast and growing IoT environments may not seem to be a humanly possible task—and when the network hosts tens or hundreds of thousands of devices the task, indeed, may be unachievable. To solve this problem, vendors of security products have turned to a decidedly nonhuman alternative: artificial intelligence. “Cyberanalysts are finding it increasingly difficult […]
Partner content 5G claiming success in connected and autonomous vehicle testing 14th February 2021 Vodafone has joined Midlands Future Mobility in the UK, giving a boost to the country’s real-world connect and autonomous mobility (CAM) testbed. As telecoms website 5g.co.uk explains: “In all, thanks to Vodafone along with the Wireless Infrastructure Group, 80% of the Midlands Future Mobility urban route will be connected to 5G, which the network claims […]
Partner content Tests show FirstNet MegaRange effective for 20-plus miles in maritime scenario, AT&T says 13th February 2021 FirstNet MegaRange—the new FirstNet offering that leverages high-power-user-equipment (HPUE) technology to extend the effective range of a cell site—delivered throughput speeds that could support multiple video streams during maritime tests conducted as far as 28 miles from the California coast, according to an AT&T official. Andy Salvador, lead product marketing manager for the FirstNet program […]
Partner content Industry debates the art of the possible in 5G spectrum sharing 12th February 2021 The US Department of Defense (DoD) released the responses to its September request for information (RFI) on how it might “lease” its spectrum and whether it should own and operate a domestic 5G network. Not surprisingly, most wireless industry players flatly rejected the notion of a “nationalized” 5G network – but some remained open to the possibility […]
Latest 3GPP standards-development work includes new classes of HPUE, progress on mission-critical services 1 22nd April 2024
Is LMR the best solution for first responders? Should 4.9 GHz license go to the FirstNet Authority? 3 24th March 2024
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