By Dave Kozischek, Art King, Corning Incorporated — Much has been written about the Internet of Things (IoT) over the last few years, discussing both the explosive growth projections in the number of attached devices and the anticipated value to global business that they will bring.
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By Kinney Bacon — We constantly hear about IoT, or Internet of Things, discussed in the news but what does it really mean to deploy and support as a service? As service operators replace voice with automation in the triple play bundle, reliably delivering this service becomes critical.
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By Joe Walsh — Let’s agree that IoT is going to be big. Pick a number and put billions behind it and that is how many connected devices will be on the market by 2025.
Read MoreBy Harj Ghuman — Cable operators are investigating how access networks can deliver 10 Gbps Internet and perhaps as much as 20 Gbps in the next 10 to 20 years to meet demand generated by 4K, Internet of Things (IOT), virtual/mixed/augmented (VR/MR/AR) reality and other applications.
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By Stewart Schley — The President and CEO of SCTE•ISBE talks about technology, leadership, Susan Sarandon, and why he’s not a huge fan of the Flat Earth Society. Mark Dzuban’s parents were concerned. The kid spent inordinate amounts of time in the basement…
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By Stewart Schley — During the summer when she was eight years old, the girl who would become Leslie Ellis rode across the country in an RV crammed full of La-Z-Boy recliners.
Read MoreBy Dr. Jennifer Andreoli-Fang — Some 20 years ago, I moved off college student housing where everything was provided for me, to attend graduate school and live in off-campus apartments. Like every other consumer, I signed up for cable broadband, landline telephone, and cellular phone service, all from different service providers.
Read MoreBy Erik Gronvall — For years, mobile network operators (MNOs) have tried to deploy small cells to boost coverage and increase capacity. Deployments are limited because of the costs and MNOs end up going back to the macro site to increase capacity.
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By Ronan McLaughlin — 5G brings together a new radio (NR), and a cloud native 5G core (5GC) enabling a service-based architecture implemented as microservices deployed in containers. The 5G architecture also delivers a true separation of control plane (CP) and user plane (UP) functionalities, which enables advanced network slicing capabilities.
Read MoreBy Rajat Ghai — In the first of its kind spectrum policy experiment by the FCC, Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), also commonly known as the innovation band, is a 150 MHz-wide shared spectrum in the 3.55 GHz to 3.7 GHz band.
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