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Radwin, a small cell company, has taken an unusual approach to test new locations for its wireless equipment. The company has developed a drone with the same beam-forming antennas used in its small cells, allowing wireless carriers to survey ...
Increasing the capacity of wireless networks has often called for laying more fiber optic cables between cellular stations to form backbone networks. But in recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to install enough fiber to match wirel...
Verizon has reiterated plans to have preliminary 5G networks in place as soon as 2017, and kept its promise to start testing 5G networks early this year...
The requirements for fifth-generation, or 5G, wireless are forming around technologies that until recently have never been connected to cellular networks. That automobile companies like Porsche and Ford attended this year's Mobile World...
Keysight Technologies recently signed an agreement with the Chinese wireless chip maker Spreadtrum Communications to develop tests for current and future generations of mobile chips. The companies made the announcement earlier this week at Mobile...
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For years, engineers have struggled to create GaN transistors with complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor or CMOS technology. But recently, scientists reported a field-effect transistor based on GaN CMOS, paving the way for...
Researchers from Mitsubishi Electric have developed an antenna system that turns the earth's most abundant resource—seawater—into an antenna for long-range communications.
The system, which can be almost completely submerged underwater, sends ...
Confronting a shortage of licensed spectrum, wireless carriers are experimenting with new methods for unloading cellular data into the unlicensed spectrum. Qualcomm and Deutsche Telekom, one of the largest wireless companies in Germany, recently ...
