Internet of Things Editorial & Guest Opinions

  1. Private 5G Networks: What They Are And Why You Should Care 5/8/2023

    5G’s rollout is following a typical progression, but one surprise is the push for private networks to smooth out the bumps in the road.

  2. IMS2023: The Coolest Ideas Under The Sun 5/3/2023

    Guys! We’re getting so close to IMS2023 I can almost smell the tacos, carne asada fries, and beer! This year’s conference and exhibition is taking place in San Diego from June 11 to 16 and will feature more than 450 exhibitors from around the world.

  3. Under The Sea: Trouble Brewing Over Control Of Submarine Cables 4/24/2023

    Submarine cables have been around since the Civil War. Today, they are responsible for 95% of international data and a battle for control between the U.S. and China.

  4. Previewing Space Tech Expo USA & CyberLEO 4/17/2023

    A few industry events are coming to California during the first half of May: Space Tech Expo USA May 2 – 4 in Long Beach and CyberLEO May May 11 – 12 in Los Angeles. Let’s take a look at what attendees should expect, starting with the 11th edition of Space Tech Expo which will be held at the Long Beach Convention Centre.

  5. 6G's Potential Impact On Society, Smartphones, And More 4/10/2023

    The rollout of 5G is revolutionizing the way we communicate. How will 6G – 5G’s soon-to-be-here, bionically-enhanced successor – top it?

  6. How GaN Is Transforming 5G 3/7/2023

    Gallium nitride (GaN) technology first came on the scene in the 1990s and since then has helped to push the envelope and further revolutionize technology, allowing for new, higher-demand applications. Now it’s being looked at as a way to help improve 5G network performance.

  7. The Military And 5G: Things Are Starting To Heat Up 2/22/2023

    5G will play a key role in the future success of the U.S. military but only if it is deployed quickly and in a manner to withstand the harshest of environments.

  8. Digital Twins And RF: A Look At How The Two Are Intertwined 2/15/2023

    Digital twins have been around, conceptually, since the early 1990s. Now the technology – which consists of the physical object or process and its physical environment, the digital representation of the object or process, and the communication channel between the physical and virtual representations – is becoming more and more common, including in the RF world.

  9. Can The U.S. Remain The World's Leading Military Technology Developer? 1/11/2023

    The U.S. has long been the most-innovate country in the world when it comes to developing military technology. How, with Russia and China closing the gap, will the U.S. maintain its advantage?

  10. 6E, Or Not 6E, That Is The Question 11/11/2022

    Wifi 6E will bring a stronger connection and allow for proper analytics to keep track of connectivity issues, two things everybody will benefit from. But is it an upgrade you need to seriously consider?