Category: Wireless

• Intel Powers Private Networks, Market to Reach $5.7B in 2024 For enterprises, powerful next-generation private networks can connect all sorts of underlying technologies from LTE to 5G to Wi-Fi 6 to edge solutions. There are endless opportunities to implement private networks in warehouses, factories, educational institutions, campuses, sports areas, retail locations, and more. At Intel, we see these private networks playing a pivotal role in future enterprise success. With enhanced...
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• Network Slicing Set to Accelerate Non-Public 5G Network Deployments 5G cellular technology has garnered considerable excitement among consumers primarily because of faster speeds, with shortened latencies and higher bandwidth as much-advertised calling cards. Beyond that consumer market is another world of capabilities in non-public or private networks (NPNs), which represent one of the telecom industry's most promising growth sectors. Work is already well underway. By the end of last...
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• Intel Joins Hexa-X Initiative to Develop 6G Wireless Technologies With 5G dominating the global conversation around wireless, it’s often easy to lose sight of future investment in innovation. After all, 5G is still just exiting “childhood” in terms of its ubiquity and impact on both consumers and businesses. But given the time and resources required to build the next generation of any technology, it’s important that we as an...
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• Wi-Fi and 5G: Synergistic Technologies for Emerging Applications I recently had the privilege of participating in RCR Wireless’ “Well, Technically …” podcast, where women technical leaders in the wireless industry discuss our industry’s most pressing issues. I thoroughly enjoyed the interview and would recommend listening to the series on a regular basis, as the content is often compelling and the guests always present a fresh perspective. The topics...
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• Intel and Cisco: Working Together to Enable Wireless Smart Manufacturing Optimizing wireless communications for the masses The Wi-Fi ecosystem continues to advance and expand. As predicted by Cisco, 60% of the worldwide data traffic will travel via Wi-Fi within the next two years. What’s more, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has recently announced new rules for access to the 6 GHz spectrum, unleashing even higher Wi-Fi speeds in the future. With so much traffic relying...
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• 5G & Distributed Computing Tackle Critical Challenges for Cities City governments and transportation leaders are charged with delivering high-quality services that improve citizens’ lives. In the pandemic impacted “new normal,” their efforts are critical to ensure citizen safety, mobility, and resilience. In response to these pressures, city leaders are seeking smart technology investments to overcome infrastructure challenges effectively and efficiently. Legacy architectures inhibit improvements with limited compute performance, high...
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• Electromagnetic Interference: It’s Not Just Science Fiction Electromagnetic Interference:  It's Not Just Science Fiction If you’ve watched any science fiction show, you’ve likely heard dialogue related to electromagnetic (EM) waves or phenomena interfering with ship systems. Although most entertainment shows, in the pursuit of drama and excitement, exaggerate these effects, like many concepts, it all starts with a grain of truth. Ever wondered why even on the...
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• Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking (WTSN) Everyone can relate to the idea of time as a precious resource not to be wasted. Time is also a valuable and scarce resource to machines, computers, and mobile devices. In fact, precise time and timeliness (computing and communication within strictly bounded time intervals) are the foundations for emerging connected computing systems and applications. Smart factories,...
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• Realizing the Promise of 5G via Release 16 One of the most exciting milestones for 5G was reached early last month with the official introduction of Release 16 of the 5G standard from 3GPP, colloquially known as 5G Phase 2. Release 16 enables some of the most innovative and transformative aspects of 5G technologies which, while we’re at the very beginning of a long process to implement these...
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• Defining the Future Today: Building Next-Generation Communications Infrastructure to Support the New Demands of the Network Enhancements and improvements to our communications infrastructure are vital, as technology is playing an increasingly important role in society.  For the most part, networks have performed admirably, however increases in demand will continue to pose new challenges to the existing infrastructure. For example, ABI Research in April of this year stated that it saw an 80% increase in upload traffic,...
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