According to CTO John Saw, Sprint massive MIMO is better than what other carriers are deploying because it will operate in the 2.5 GHz band, because its MIMO antennas will have more elements than those of some other carriers and because . . .
AT&T NB-IoT service will launch in the U.S. next year. Like the company’s existing LTE-M Internet of Things offering, NB-IoT will offer longer battery life, extended coverage and lower costs in comparison with traditional cellular connectivity. But while LTE-M can . . .
A new Sprint connected car offering taps technology from NXM Labs that includes an Internet of Things security system designed to guard against hackers. The offering can be used with new and preowned cars.
“In an emergency situation, essential voice and data communications are critical for public safety and emergency responders…”
Ericsson’s 5G subscriber forecast calls for 20% of the world’s population to use the technology by 2023. The U.S., South Korea, Japan and China are expected to lead the deployment parade.
Cellular low-power wide area connections will represent 55% of LPWA connections in 2023, according to a LPWA forecast from ABI Research. Cellular LPWA technologies include NB-IoT and LTE-M.