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Google X Introduces Taara Chip to Enable High-Speed Internet via Light Beams
Google X has unveiled the Taara chip, a silicon photonics device that transmits high-speed internet via light beams. Unlike traditional fiber-optic cables, which require extensive underground installation, this technology provides a cost-effective and scalable alternative. Field tests demonstrated speeds of 10 Gbps over a one-kilometre distance. De...
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Volkswagen Tests 5G For Smart Factories
Under real-life laboratory conditions in Wolfsburg Volkswagen is testing wireless upload of data to manufactured vehicles.
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Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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TRAI Releases Suggestions for Network Test Before Commercial Launch of Services for Wireless Access Services
TSP should transparently give the information to the test users that there won't be any charge (fixed charge or usage-based charge) during the test phase, and CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) is provided free of charge.
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BMW's Dingolfing Plant Tests Fully Connected Logistics
Within the BMW Group production network, the BMW Brilliance Automotive joint venture has already rolled out the 5G wireless communications network across all its three plants. The long-term goal is to set up a 5G network at all BMW Group plant locations worldwide.
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SpaceX Wins US FCC Approval to Put 7,000 Starlink Internet Satellites Into Orbit
The decision Thursday by the US FCC paves the way for SpaceX to build its full network of about 12,000 satellites intended to blanket the earth in wireless Internet access.
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Google Wifi's Network Check Feature Can Now Test Multiple Device Connections
Google has added a new feature to its Wifi router that lets users measure how each individual device is performing on their wireless Internet network.
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Apple Gets US FCC Licence to Test 5G Wireless Broadband on Millimetre Wave Networks
Apple has received approval from FCC to test run 5G wireless in two locations near California.
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Verizon to Start 5G Wireless Testing Ahead of Schedule
Carriers have been in talks to deploy by 2020, but Verizon said its "aggressive roadmap" is "accelerating the expected rate of innovation."
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Telecom regulator asks mobile operators to test data services quality
To ensure that mobile operators meet quality of service benchmark for wireless data, telecom regulator TRAI on Tuesday asked them to put in place a test set-up comprising of servers and test probes covering their entire service area for different data services.
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Tests show wireless network could harm GPS systems
New test results show that wireless broadband network would produce significant interference with GPS systems
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Tests show wireless network could harm GPS systems
New test results show that wireless broadband network would produce significant interference with GPS systems
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Google X Introduces Taara Chip to Enable High-Speed Internet via Light Beams
Google X has unveiled the Taara chip, a silicon photonics device that transmits high-speed internet via light beams. Unlike traditional fiber-optic cables, which require extensive underground installation, this technology provides a cost-effective and scalable alternative. Field tests demonstrated speeds of 10 Gbps over a one-kilometre distance. De...
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Volkswagen Tests 5G For Smart Factories
Under real-life laboratory conditions in Wolfsburg Volkswagen is testing wireless upload of data to manufactured vehicles.
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Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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TRAI Releases Suggestions for Network Test Before Commercial Launch of Services for Wireless Access Services
TSP should transparently give the information to the test users that there won't be any charge (fixed charge or usage-based charge) during the test phase, and CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) is provided free of charge.
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BMW's Dingolfing Plant Tests Fully Connected Logistics
Within the BMW Group production network, the BMW Brilliance Automotive joint venture has already rolled out the 5G wireless communications network across all its three plants. The long-term goal is to set up a 5G network at all BMW Group plant locations worldwide.
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SpaceX Wins US FCC Approval to Put 7,000 Starlink Internet Satellites Into Orbit
The decision Thursday by the US FCC paves the way for SpaceX to build its full network of about 12,000 satellites intended to blanket the earth in wireless Internet access.
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Google Wifi's Network Check Feature Can Now Test Multiple Device Connections
Google has added a new feature to its Wifi router that lets users measure how each individual device is performing on their wireless Internet network.
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Apple Gets US FCC Licence to Test 5G Wireless Broadband on Millimetre Wave Networks
Apple has received approval from FCC to test run 5G wireless in two locations near California.
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Verizon to Start 5G Wireless Testing Ahead of Schedule
Carriers have been in talks to deploy by 2020, but Verizon said its "aggressive roadmap" is "accelerating the expected rate of innovation."
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Telecom regulator asks mobile operators to test data services quality
To ensure that mobile operators meet quality of service benchmark for wireless data, telecom regulator TRAI on Tuesday asked them to put in place a test set-up comprising of servers and test probes covering their entire service area for different data services.
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Tests show wireless network could harm GPS systems
New test results show that wireless broadband network would produce significant interference with GPS systems
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Tests show wireless network could harm GPS systems
New test results show that wireless broadband network would produce significant interference with GPS systems
