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13 Companies announce NB-IoT Chips
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The thirteen companies I’m aware of (please let me know if you know of any others) are HiSilicon (part of Huawei), Sanechips (a division of ZTE), RDA, Mediatek, Altair (owned by Sony), Sequans, Nordic Semiconductor, Goodix, Riot Micro, Qualcomm and Nesslab, along with ARM and ASTRI/CEVA. ARM and...
Date: 04/23/2018
Author: Nick Hunn @ WiFore Consulting
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Is Sigfox the Uber of the IoT?
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I’ve been wondering for some time how long it will be before Sigfox ditches their own proprietary protocol and adopts a different standard, probably going for NB-IoT. Whilst many may question why they’d do it, making the assumption that the Sigfox protocol is their crown jewels, I’d question that...
Date: 12/04/2017
Author: Nick Hunn @ WiFore Consulting
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The IoT : Identification of Things?
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The cellular industry now recognizes that the vast majority (almost 90%) of IoT devices will not have any long range radio technology on board. However by 2022 among the 2.1 Bn objects having long range radio 70% will be cellular, namely an estimated 1.5 Bn. The remaining 600 million connected ob...
Date: 03/01/2017
Author: Thierry Van de Velde @ Nokia Networks
Tags: IoT
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SK Telecom’s strategies for next generation network evolution
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On June 20th, SK Telecom unveiled its strategies for utilizing the frequencies in 2.6GHz that it acquired at the last auction, and for developing more evolved next-generation network.
Date: 06/01/2016
Author: Dr. Michelle M. Do @ Netmanias
Tags: 5G, IoT, LTE, SK Telecom, Samsung
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In-building wireless coverage for 5G, IoT, WiFi & beyond: New challenges ahead
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I've recently focused on the critical enablers of wireless evolution, as we go towards 5G, IoT, gigabit WiFi and other technologies, especially in the enterprise. As well as spectrum - which I've covered extensively in recent months - deploying in-building coverage is going to be another issue. T...
Date: 10/31/2017
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
Tags: 5G, IoT, Wi-Fi
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Does Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods redefine "Edge Computing"?
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I don't think Amazon is purely interested in disrupting the food-retail business, or creating distribution/pickup centres for online shopping. I think Amazon is also interested in local, mini data-centres for its huge cloud business. This means it may be able to disrupt other telecoms/IT business...
Date: 07/18/2017
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
Tags: 5G, IoT, MEC
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Product Management for IoT
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Coming from a networking background, seeing the networking world move towards Internet of Things (IoT), I was researching on IoT in my spare time. Wanting to learn more, I started to look around for courses on IoT and entrepreneurship. Interning with the Product Management team at work, I was als...
Date: 06/26/2017
Author: Prasanna Naik @ Riverbed Technology
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Musings on the Internet of Things
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Nowadays we take high bandwidth networks and powerful computers for granted, but not that long back this was not the case. Modems were used to squeeze data down networks that were designed for voice traffic and so were relatively low bandwidth. Computers to do the back-end processing just weren’t...
Date: 06/23/2017
Author: Laurence Rusiecki @ Dimension Data
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5G could start as a Security Overlay on IEEE 802 Access Networks
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How about a 5G-Ready connected flowerpot? Yes, over the next four years 5G will emerge as a superior Radio Access Technology. Though we are just at the beginning of the standardization process (namely the 3GPP R14 SMARTER study item) consensus is growing that through virtualization and network s...
Date: 02/17/2017
Author: Thierry Van de Velde @ Nokia Networks
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Industry 4.0 & IIoT needs Private 4G/5G Networks & Shared Spectrum Regulation
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Industrial automation increasingly needs good wireless connectivity for robots, sensors and other systems. Mobile operators and telcos are poorly-suited to providing it, especially in-building or site-wide. Regulators need to focus on more shared spectrum, to allow other stakeholders to build/own...
Date: 01/10/2017
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
Tags: 5G, IoT, Wi-Fi
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