The retail industry is still facing challenges with network downtime, according to a new study from Cradlepoint, a provider of cloud-delivered LTE and 5G Ready wireless network edge solutions. Despite struggling to provide reliable network connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are considered the priority IT focuses over the next five years.

We know that demand for mobile services is growing. This opens up an expanding range of opportunities for mobile operators to exploit.

Longview IoT, a Carnegie Technologies company, has announced the launch of Super-B, an advanced, patent-pending protocol designed to bring quality of service (QoS) to LoRa-based IoT networks.

A new project is connecting the UK city of Sheffield’s citizens to a free, superfast Wi-Fi network to overcome the digital divide with “fibre through the air”. 

Digital Transformation World is upon us, and as the telecoms industry meets in Nice, John English, director of Marketing, Service Provider Solutions, Netscout, shares his thoughts on some of the biggest trends expected to emerge from the show.

Syniverse and IBM have joined forces with the goal of advancing mobile roaming solutions with a pilot program that uses open-source blockchain technology. The solution is designed to instantly validate new wholesale billing and charging processes for clearing and settlement services.

As the global IT ecosystem changes dramatically in the near future, due in large part to the spread of 5G networks and IPv6, there will exist tremendous opportunities for operators as well as their customers.

Rajant Corporation, provider of Kinetic Meshâ wireless networks, has entered into a strategic partnership with Extronics, a UK-based company dedicated to making hazardous areas safer.

As the first commercial deployments of 5G start to appear/be lit up, the stage is set for consumers finally to find out what the powerful next-generation mobile standard promises can bring: an ambitious and far-reaching technological advance that transforms virtually all aspects of human activity — how we experience life, conduct business, create goods, and build societies.

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated and Swisscom, together with device manufacturers including Oppo, LG Electronics, Askey and WNC announced the arrival of commercial 5G services in Europe with the launch of Swisscom’s 5G network.