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Showing posts with label IEEE. Show all posts
Tuesday 9 January 2024

Technological Complexification and The Return of Magic

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I have been meaning to share this video/presentation by Patrick Scannell for quite some time now. Pat Scannell is a technology and telecom ...
Wednesday 29 November 2023

AI/ML and Other ICT Industry Trends in the coming decades

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At the Brooklyn 6G Summit (B6GS) 2023, top tier economist Dr. Jeff Shen from BlackRock, presented a talk from the industry perspective of A...
Wednesday 25 October 2023

Mobile Network Architecture: How did we get here & where should we go?

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Lorenzo Casaccia, Vice President of Technical Standards, IP Qualcomm Europe, Inc. has been with Qualcomm since 2000. During that time he'...
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Wednesday 4 October 2023

Presentations from 2nd IEEE Open RAN Summit

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The second IEEE SA (Standards Association) Open RAN summit, hosted by the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab, took place on 9-10 A...
Monday 25 July 2022

Demystifying and Defining the Metaverse

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There is no shortage of Metaverse papers and articles as it is the latest trend in the long list of technologies promising to change the wor...
Tuesday 8 February 2022

Extending 5G TDD Coverage With XDD (Cross Division Duplex)

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A new 3GPP Technical report, TR 38.858 (draft not available yet) will look at Study on evolution of NR duplex operation (FS_NR_duplex_evo) ...
Monday 13 December 2021

5G & AI Powered Smart Hospitals

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5G Telehealth has been one of the main driving use cases for upgrading the infrastructure. While some use cases definitely make sense, some ...
Tuesday 16 November 2021

5G-Advanced Flagship Features

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I am starting to get a feeling that people may be becoming overwhelmed with all the new 5G features and standards update. That is why this p...
Monday 7 June 2021

TSDSI's Low Mobility Large Cell (LMLC) Requirements in 5G

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Back in November 2020, ITU completed the evaluation for global affirmation of IMT-2020 technologies. Three new technologies were successful...
Monday 24 May 2021

ITU Standardization Bureau on Machine Learning for 5G

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Last year I blogged about Global ITU AI/ML 5G Challenge on the theme “How to apply ITU's ML architecture in 5G networks".  The gra...
Monday 16 December 2019

5G Integrated Access and Backhaul (IAB) Enhancements in Rel-17

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It's been a while since I last wrote about IAB on this blog here . At that time 3GPP Release-16 was being discussed. Since then thin...
Thursday 29 August 2019

LTE / 5G Broadcast Evolution

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It's been a while since I last wrote about eMBMS . A report by GSA last month identified: - 41 operators known to have been investi...
Monday 22 July 2019

6G: Above 100 GHz and Terahertz (THz) Frequencies

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A new research paper  "Wireless Communications and Applications Above 100 GHz: Opportunities and Challenges for 6G and Beyond" ...
Sunday 21 April 2019

Wi-Fi 6 (a.k.a. 802.11ax) and other Wi-Fi enhancements

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Last year I wrote about how Wi-Fi is getting new names . 802.11ax for example, the latest and greatest of the Wi-Fi standards is known a...
Tuesday 16 April 2019

Slides and Videos from the 1st 6G Wireless Summit - March 2019

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The first 6G wireless summit was held in Levi ski resort, in beautiful Lapland. According to the report by University of Oulu , 287 part...
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Wednesday 5 September 2018

LiFi can be a valuable tool for densification

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LiFi has been popping up in the news recently. I blogged about it (as LED-Fi) 10 years back . While the concept has remained the same, ma...
Thursday 12 July 2018

Minimum Bandwidth Requirement for 5G Non-Standalone (NSA) Deployment

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I was attending the IEEE 5G World Forum live-stream, courtesy of IEEE Tv and happen to hear Egil Gronstad, Senior Director of Technology De...
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