The joint government-industry initiative will develop chips that are critical for next-generation wireless networks, ...

Telco leader PLDT Inc. is studying the viability of rolling out a new fixed wireless access (FWA) technology to bring ...

Wireless Logic has acquired US-based Zipit and its Canadian unit Mtrex Networks, expanding its IoT reach in North America; it ...

Regulatory Actions and Initiatives Wireless Equipment, Networks, and Infrastructure The First Tranche of Funding to Assess 5G Radio Access Networks is Released.

If you’re familiar with 5G in the context of cell phones, you might wonder, “What is 5G home internet?” In this guide, we explain this newer technology and who it’s best for.

Bluetooth SIG will team with competing technology groups to speed development of interoperable wireless tech. Written by Dawn Kawamoto, ContributorDec. 12, 2005 at 12:39 p.m. PT ...

At the Comdex Fall 2001 trade show this week, Intel, Cisco Systems, 3Com and Proxim either demonstrated or released new wireless networking technology, based on the 802.11a wireless standard, that ...

Network performance--subjective at best with wireless--is modulated by Strix technology's ability to automatically load-balance connections, preventing saturation of a particular access point.

For this, it offers the SMB Unified Wireless Switch — a LAN switch with built-in WLAN access-point controller technology. But this box is aimed at the sub-500 user market, not the large enterprise.

Recent advancements in wireless technology—including 5G, Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC), and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)—are paving the way for unprecedented flexibility in modernizing networks and ...

UPS is following through on plans announced last year by adding wireless modems supporting GPRS networks to some of the information terminals used by its drivers in the U.S.

A team at the CSIRO had long been developing wireless networking technologies on its own. In fact, the group filed a patent on 19 November 1993 entitled “Invention: A Wireless Lan.” ...