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Category Archives: Systems
Avoiding the “Valley of Death” – and the obsession with coverage
Gerhard Fettweis gave an interesting talk at the Johannesberg Summit, where he argued that we should abandon the 20-100 GHz range and move into even higher spectrum, above 100 GHz. The reason is mainly cost, above 100 GHz radios and rather … Continue reading
What is the uptake of IoT services today?
Two years ago Mischa Dohler made the comment at the Johannesberg Summit 2013 that the uptake of IoT services is still slow and lot of “design” has still to be made to reach the 50 billion devices that possibly could … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Internet of Things, Systems
Tagged Johannesberg Summit, Mischa Dohler
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5G – “Mädchen für Alles?”
Listening to Sara Mazur (head of Ericsson Research) at last years Johannesberg Summit really puts the spotligth on the main dilemma in 5G: I should do this, and that, and also this etc, in an almost endless “wishlist”. Other constraints … Continue reading
The latest CISCO predictions for mobile traffic are here
The latest data in the Cisco’s Mobile Visual Networking Index are here. Of course most interesting for us at UWP are the figure for mobile data traffic volume growth for next 5 year period 2014-2019. The estimates are clearly down from the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Systems
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Millimeter or Centimeter waves for 5G?
Attending the Globecom 2014 workshop on “Emerging Technologies for 5G” makes it clear to me that there are quite different views on where to go regarding spectrum. In particular this was evident from the concluding panel in the workshop. On … Continue reading
Posted in Spectrum, Systems
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Challenges for smart energy grids – to combine ICT and energy systems and research
Smart energy networks and smart grids is often considered as a merge between ICT and energy networks or ICT supported energy networks. Research in the area is done both by information and communication people that start to look into energy … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Conferences, M2M, Spectrum, Systems
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ITS 2014 in Brussels: Techno-economic analysis from different perspectives
The 25th European Regional Conference of the International Telecommunication Society (ITS2014) was held 23th and 25th June 2014 in Brussels, Belgium. The event was hosted by iMinds (Vrije University of Brussels) and SMIT (Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication) and the local hosts … Continue reading
Broadband-Broadcast Convergence – to be or not to be?
Yesterday, I arrived at the Brussels Midi station in a rainy, grey morning—not a very inspiring start for the day to attend the 2nd workshop organized by European Commission on Broadcast-Broadband Convergence. In the 5-hour workshop, the consulting company Plum hired by … Continue reading
Posted in Rural Communication, Spectrum, Systems
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Fiber Access changes gears
You may not have noticed, but broadband internet access in Sweden has reached “critical mass”. At some point, during the last year or so, this feature in homes went from a luxury item for a selected few, to a sanitary … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Rural Communication, Systems, User behavior
Tagged Broadband Access, business model, FTTH, Policy
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“Professional” WiFi on the move
Stephen Rayment, Head of Technology for Wi-Fi Products at Ericsson, (former CTO of Belair Networks) gave an interesting exposé at the Johannesberg Summit of what is going on in the “professional” (“carrier”) WiFi scene and what developments to expect. Have … Continue reading
Posted in Spectrum, Systems
Tagged Johannesberg Summit, Ultra-Dense Deployment, WiFi
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