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Monthly Archives: June 2015
D2D communications: an effective means for beyond frequency reuse >>1
Device-to-Device (D2D) communications has been gaining more popularity among researchers in both academia and industry. It has the potential to offload traffic from cellular networks, improve energy efficiency, and extend coverage, etc. D2D enables mobile devices in proximity to establish local links for data communications. D2D enables novel wireless … Continue reading
Does the Internet-of-Things dwell in Extremistan?
Extremistan – is not were IS terrorists rule, it’s the fictitious country introduced in N.N. Taleb’s renowned book “The Black Swan:The Impact of the Highly Improbable“. It is some times contrasted against Taleb’s other imaginary country, Mediocristan, to describe the impact of … Continue reading
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Who want’s LTE-U ?
Quite some effort is now being put in moving LTE also into unlicensed spectrum. One reason is of course the large chunks of spectrum where the big competitor in short-range indoor and hot-spot market, WiFi, is now ruling alone. The other is … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Spectrum, Systems
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ICCS Conference 2015: Designing the city of the future
Last week I had the opportunity to attend to “International Conference on City Sciences: New architectures, infrastructures and services for future cities”, which took place during June 4th and 5th in College of Architecture and Urban Planning of Tongji University in Shanghai. The … Continue reading
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5 = 14 +
That was the ending slide from Pedro Riao (Ericsson, Germany) during the ICC 2015 panel on 5G Challenges and Opportunities. The message makes sense: 5G will be for 14+ different industries. We are mid-conference but this year’s mantras are already … Continue reading
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The 22nd International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT 2015): Beyond 5G and Post-Moore Law
From 27th – 29th April 2015, I attended the 22nd International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT 2015), Sydney (https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/ict2015-conference), where I presented a paper titled “ Impact of the Flexible Spectrum Aggregation Schemes on the Cost of Future Mobile Networks”. The … Continue reading
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