What is Private LTE (Band 48 CBRS) and Why is it Important?
Band 48 CBRS is believed to be one of the greatest opportunities for the wireless communications industry within the last decade. This technology is coming at the right time, just when data growth is inevitably exploding through the new trend of technologies like IoT, VR, Big Data, etc. The concept of having a private LTE
How SDN is Fixing Existing Network Bottlenecks With More Hardware at the Edge
Most of today’s networks are still managed on a box-by-box basis, whether it is through a router, firewall, or a switch. In a traditional system, all of these devices are operated independently. There is still no way to manage, provision, and automate these types of networks. Fortunately, Software Defined Networks (SDN) can make a network
Accelerated Firewall Software on DPDK-ready x86 Hardware Platforms
Virtualization has massively evolved cloud computing and computer networking, with VNF’s now available and sufficient for many network functions previously performed through dedicated hardware. Yet even today, achieving the near real-time performance expected of networking hardware is a still challenge for virtualized network functions typically running on open compute x86-based network hardware. Firewalls and intrusion
3 devices set to evolve with edge computing
When it comes to technology, its no secret batteries have always lagged behind and held back mobile capabilities. Even today Li-Ion and Li-Polymer (the two most used battery technologies) have to make trade-offs between capacity, charging/discharging speed, cost and lifespan. As transistors components and chips have shrunk year over year, batteries have only really
Lanner Ready to Offer LTE Certified, FirstNet-Ready Wireless Gateways
The evolution of emergency services is now spearheaded by this year’s deployment of a nation-wide public-safety dedicated network known as FirstNet. This critical network reserves 20Mhz out of the valuable 700 Mhz frequency range due to the obstacle penetrating power this frequency affords. FirstNet was developed to provide mission critical communications and emergency services the
Emergency Services: The edge case for edge computing
Emergency services are rapidly evolving to catch up with modern technologies like Augmented Reality and smartphone advanced mobile location (AML) services. Critical services are making use of a nationwide critical access network that’s been in development since 2012, built exclusively for emergency services under the name FirstNet. This network is set to enable the mission-critical
