Ericsson deploys private network for Airbus
The network will connect people and machines at an aircraft assembly plant.
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The network will connect people and machines at an aircraft assembly plant.
Nokia and Claro Chile deploy private wireless network for Minera Gold Fields The project with Claro Chile will transform Salares Norte into one of most digitalized mines in Latin America, and a benchmark for Industry 4.0 Nokia’s private LTE/4.9G network will help make mining safer, more efficient and productive Deployment is an example of asset-intensive industry digitalizing as they embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution, expanding the possibilities for industries such as energy, railways, utilities and agriculture 22 April 2021 Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced it is ...
2 days ago Twelve new products address specific cloud and communication service provider, enterprise, industrial and IoT edge computing, networking and storage needs Optimized configurations will be verified as Intel Select Solutions for vRAN The new platforms are immediately available for lead customer evaluation IRVINE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Advantech (TWSE: 2395.TW), a global leader in industrial IoT, today announced twelve new platforms based on 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors, , ranging from ultra-short-depth wireless access and IoT edge serve...
Using city-owned assets, Tucson was able to deploy a CBRS network quickly to meet the needs of homebound citizens who lacked high-speed internet.
MediaTek is working with Ericsson and Far EasTone in Taiwan. (Ericsson) 5G chipmaker MediaTek is testing its products on a live network, using spectrum supplied by Far EasTone and Ericsson radio equipment. The companies worked together to create a private network that connects MediaTek's three manufacturing partner sites and its headquarters in Taiwan's HsinChu Science Park. MediaTek was already testing its 5G chipsets with help from Ericsson, which has a 5G standalone and non-standalone testing center in Taiwan. Typically the companies would apply for a license to test the chips in th...