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Bats'i Rock Group 'Sak Tzevul' Shares Stories, Songs During Campus Visit – The Colgate Maroon-News - Vimarsana News

Bats'i Rock Group 'Sak Tzevul' Shares Stories, Songs During Campus Visit – The Colgate Maroon-News

Meet the members of Bats’i Rock group Sak Tzevul who visited Colgate University last week: Damian Martínez, the lead vocalist and guitarist, Paco Martínez, who plays guitar, Enrique Martínez, the drummer, and Otto Anzures, who plays bass. 28 years ago in the Mayan village of Zincantán, in Chiapas, Mexico, Damian Martínez founded the band with...

Wallet containing nearly 1,000 euros left in Malaga taxi is returned to its rightful owner - Vimarsana News

Wallet containing nearly 1,000 euros left in Malaga taxi is returned to its rightful owner

Taxi driver Rafael Calderón contacted the authorities and in less than 24 hours the cash was returned to the person who lost it

Vodafone's approach to Open RAN systems integration, Open RAN - Vimarsana News

Vodafone's approach to Open RAN systems integration, Open RAN

- With years of experience from multiple Open RAN tests, trials and now commercial deployments, Vodafone has figured out the best way to deal with the systems…

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Episode five: The systems integration conundrum - Vimarsana News

Episode five: The systems integration conundrum

- Episode five of The Open RAN Show takes a look at one of the most important and challenging areas of open, multi-vendor radio access network deployments – s…

Sydney Harbour seagrass restoration project heals scars - Vimarsana News

Sydney Harbour seagrass restoration project heals scars

The world’s biggest harbour restoration project is focusing on an ancient, self-cloning species of seagrass.