If you want to know about what to do with sensitive data in operational technology (OT) systems – how to prioritise and segment it, where to place it between the edge and the cloud, and how to retrieve it at both ends (and anywhere between) – then you could do worse than ask Siemens. Which The post Postcards from the edge | The critical 5G edge is ‘best of both worlds’, says Siemens appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

One way to asses what test and measurement companies think is coming next in terms of needed technologies and capabilities is to look at the ways in which they have been expanding their portfolios with new automation and analytics offerings. They are also increasingly partnering with hyperscalers such as AWS, Microsoft or Google Cloud to The post M&A: Who’s investing in observability, analytics and automation? appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

The research predicts that the first commercial launch of a 5G satellite network will occur in 2024 Telecom operators will generate $17 billion of additional revenue from 3GPP-compliant 5G satellite networks between the 2024-2030 period, according to a new research report from Juniper Research. The report urges operators to sign partnerships with satellite network operators The post 5G satellite to generate $17bn through 2023: Juniper Research appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

With AIOps growing in the telecom space, many are wondering just how much autonomy these tools will be given To keep up with growing network complexity, telcos are applying automation techniques enabled by AI and ML in as many network operations as possible. As a result, questions around just how much autonomy these tools will The post What does the future of AIOps in telecom look like? appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

Betacom and US Cellular claim the hybrid 5G service is an industry first Betacom and US Cellular are claiming an industry first with their joint delivery of private/public hybrid 5G networks in the U.S. The pair said the hybrid service makes it possible for organizations with multiple sites across numerous locations to maintain connectivity between The post Betacom and US Cellular deliver private/public hybrid 5G networks appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

Private wireless is a relatively new space and now it is evolving to the next level. US Cellular just announced they are partnering with Betacom to deliver private wireless service to their enterprise and business customers. Partnering is a quicker and easier way for wireless carriers like US Cellular to move into this increasingly important The post Kagan: Betacom helps US Cellular provide private wireless services appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

US private networking specialist Celona has released an “end-to-end” neutral host service that operates over shared CBRS spectrum in the US. The cloud-based software solution allows organizations to extend public 4G-LTE coverage, initially with T-Mobile in the US, to environments with patchy mobile reception, notably indoors. The firm said it expects to offer the same The post Celona intros public/private neutral host service in CBRS, starting with T-Mobile appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

Ericsson Antenna Technology Germany will lead the development of this project at the Rosenheim R&D site in Germany Swedish vendor Ericsson said is set to receive a five-year funding award from Germany’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action for its European Microelectronics and Communication Technologies for 6G (EMCT) project. The European vendor explained that The post Ericsson to get funds for development of 6G radio microelectronics appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

The editorial webinar will take a look at the latest smart metering developments in the electric, gas, and water utilities markets, covering new eSIM and iSIM technologies, developing GSMA standards, and the value for manufacturers, installers, and service providers. Speakers:James Blackman, Global Editor, RCR Wireless NewsNeil Bosworth, IoT Vertical Marketing, TelitFabien Pettigrand, Chief Technology Officer, The post Editorial Webinar: Smart metering – how IoT has changed-up a gear in the utilities market appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

EE said the process to switch-off its 3G network is expected to start in January 2023 BT Group said it expects to fully complete the switch-off of U.K. carrier EE’s 3G network by March 2024, BT’s chief networks officer Greg Mccall said in a blog post. The executive confirmed that the work to shut down The post UK carrier EE to fully shut down its 3G network by March 2024 appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

The combination of network reliability and availability is a key reason why enterprises are augmenting their Wi-Fi networks with 5G, CIO.com reports. While many enterprises have relied solely on Wi-Fi as their connectivity source for decades, more than 80 percent of networking executives said they believe that changing their in-building network will transform their organizations, The post 5G, Wi-Fi can yield incredible results for enterprises appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

Robotics have helped transform almost every known industry, and commercial real estate is no exception, Realty News Biz reports. Between artificial intelligence (AI), automation, chatbots and more, robotics has helped make owning and operating CRE buildings more efficient and cost effective than ever. For example, AI technology can take repetitive tasks off CRE professionals’ hands, The post How robotics could impact CRE’s future appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has increasingly put its stamp on technology on recent years and will likely do the same for the commercial real estate industry, according to CRE firm JLL. AI isn’t the first technology to transform CRE in recent years, however making its foray into industry more of an evolution than a revolution, according The post Analysis: AI to have significant impact on CRE, proptech appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

A5G Networks, Inc., an autonomous mobile core software company, and the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things (WIoT) at Northeastern University recently announced their intelligent and automated end-to-end private 5G network based on a multi-vendor environment is now available. The network is deployed and serving indoor users in the Northeastern University campus in Boston. An extension to the school’s Burlington, The post A5G Networks, Northeastern University deploy automated multivendor private and edge network appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

When 5G arrived, it was expected to be a critical spark for the Internet of Things, but that hasn’t been the case. While 5G has been used in other arenas, it’s been a slow go for IoT-centric enterprise applications such as health-related wearable devices, asset tracking, surveillance and security, and industrial IoT networks, Network World The post RedCap could be key driving force behind IoT appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

Property technology company Dottid, which makes it easier for the commercial real estate industry to manage complex transactions, recently announced its newest feature — Dottid AI. The release marks the company’s first step toward empowering asset management teams with a suite of AI features within Dottid. This initial version of Dottid AI is designed to The post Dottid to release AI-powered assistant to boost CRE operations appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

Ask someone about the state of the commercial real estate industry, and their answer is likely to be negative. There’s a chance their pessimistic view might be correct, but it depends on what sector of the CRE industry they’re referring to. That’s because while the office CRE sector continues to struggle since the COVID-19 pandemic, The post Analysis: Retail, multifamily shine for CRE, office sector’s struggles continue appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

A significant portion of the commercial real estate market has struggled following the COVID-19 pandemic — the office sector in particular as the remote and hybrid work trends have decreased demand. Meanwhile, e-commerce’s ongoing rise has forced a number of retail spaces to transform into experiential and mixed-use developments to maintain their relevance. While these The post Necessity-based real estate remains safe bet appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

Property technology (proptech) startup companies have been steadily offering their services to sports arenas to improve fans’ game-day experience, Commercial Observer reports. Companies are looking to make it easier for fans to enter stadiums as well as improve available amenities. For example, Wicket Software, a computer vision technology company for ticketing, uses facial recognition authentication The post Proptech scores big in sports arenas, other venues appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.

The National Football League’s Cleveland Browns recently announced a new partnership with wireless carrier Verizon that will improve fans’ experience at Cleveland Browns Stadium. As the “Official 5G Network of the Cleveland Browns,” Verizon will provide connectivity designed to enhance the fan experience so attendees can stay connected and share all the action on the The post Verizon, Cleveland Browns team up to boost fan in-stadium experience appeared first on Connected Real Estate Magazine.