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cremag editor Rich Berliner - February 2, 2020 0

Consumers anticipating the enhanced speeds that 5G wireless networks are promising might have to wait a little bit longer. According to The Wall Street...

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Top 10 Women in Connectivity and Technology

Fifth Gen - January 3, 2020

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Gateway to Private LTE / CBRS A Primer for CRE

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A View From The Top

On Top of the World and Under your Feet

Fifth Gen - December 26, 2019

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Cover Story: Is Your Building Ready for a Private Network – Extenet

Fifth Gen - December 24, 2019

In Building Wireless

It’s official: T-Mobile closes merger with Sprint

Joe Dyton - April 2, 2020 0

T-Mobile announced this week that it officially closed its $31 billion merger with Sprint after a two-year, uphill climb. The combined company will be called New T-Mobile, which plans to deploy a “transformative” 5G...

FCC delays CBRS spectrum auction amid Coronavirus

Joe Dyton - April 2, 2020 0

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced last week that it would delay the Priority Access License (PAL) auction for the 3.5GHz CBRS (Citizens Radio Broadband Service) band by a month due to the Coronavirus...

Sitetracker releases 2020 Telecom Infrastucture Provider Outlook

Joe Dyton - April 2, 2020 0

Survey shines light on how telecom leaders think Coronavirus will impact the industry. Sitetracker, a high-volume infrastructure project manager, recently announced it released its 2020 Telecom Infrastructure Provider Outlook. The Outlook includes results from hundreds...

Get the tradeshow experience without leaving your chair

Joe Dyton - March 26, 2020 0

Almost every industry in the United States has been put on hold due to the recent health crisis, and the trade show circuit has been no exception. In these uncertain times, Connected Real Estate...

International expert panel deems 5G safe

Joe Dyton - March 26, 2020 0

The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) recently announced that 5G does not pose a health risk. The independent panel, which provides scientific advice and guidance on the health and environmental effects of...

Enterprises yet to fully embrace 5G

Joe Dyton - March 26, 2020 0

5G wireless networks have been touted as a game changer for a number of different industries—healthcare, education, retail and more. It’s impact is expected to be felt everywhere from office buildings to factory floors....

T-Mobile launches $15/month 5G plan ahead of time

Joe Dyton - March 26, 2020 0

The carrier made T-Mobile Connect available this week to help those impacted by Coronavirus. T-Mobile announced this week it will launch T-Mobile Connect, its lowest priced smartphone plan, ahead of schedule to ensure everyone can...

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5GJoe Dyton - April 2, 20200

It’s official: T-Mobile closes merger with Sprint

T-Mobile announced this week that it officially closed its $31 billion merger with Sprint after a two-year, uphill climb. The combined company will be...

5GJoe Dyton - March 26, 20200

Get the tradeshow experience without leaving your chair

Almost every industry in the United States has been put on hold due to the recent health crisis, and the trade show circuit has...

5GJoe Dyton - March 26, 20200

International expert panel deems 5G safe

The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) recently announced that 5G does not pose a health risk. The independent panel, which provides scientific...

5GJoe Dyton - March 26, 20200

Enterprises yet to fully embrace 5G

5G wireless networks have been touted as a game changer for a number of different industries—healthcare, education, retail and more. It’s impact is expected...

Healthcare Tech

CommercialJoe Dyton - April 2, 20200

Managing CRE assets and utilities through Coronavirus

As the Coronavirus pandemic hit the United States, commercial real estate owners, managers and building engineers have had to come up with cost-cutting and...

CBRSJoe Dyton - April 2, 20200

FCC delays CBRS spectrum auction amid Coronavirus

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced last week that it would delay the Priority Access License (PAL) auction for the 3.5GHz CBRS (Citizens Radio...

CommercialJoe Dyton - April 2, 20200

Coronavirus and its financial impact on CRE

The Coronavirus outbreak and its impact is top of mind for a lot of industries, including commercial real estate. With a new month starting,...

5GJoe Dyton - March 26, 20200

International expert panel deems 5G safe

The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) recently announced that 5G does not pose a health risk. The independent panel, which provides scientific...

Public Safety

Healthcare Connectivity

HIMSS 2020, The Global Health Conference and Expo has been Canceled

Rich Berliner - March 5, 2020 0

Breaking news: HIMSS 2020, The Global Health Conference and Expo has been Canceled. We have just been advised moments ago that the giant HIMSS Event scheduled to run next week in Orlando Florida has officially been canceled. A note on their...

5GJennifer Goetz - July 27, 20170

Landlords may see increasing interest by AT&T for new Towers

The U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation held “An Update on FirstNet” hearing on Thursday, July 20 to learn about the progress...

DASJennifer Goetz - August 15, 20170

SOLiD Relocates to new U.S. Headquarters in Plano, Texas

This August SOLiD announced that it opened up a new “state-of-the-art” headquarters in Plano, Texas, according to a news release. The leading provider of...

5GBob Butchko - August 30, 20170

Lack of an In-Building Public Safety Radio System Will Delay or Stop Certificate of Occupancy

The HetNet Forum offers advice to developers, building owners and related construction trades on how to avoid non-compliance Be sure to understand the local...

DASJennifer Goetz - September 2, 20170

Another opt-in for FirstNet during an active hurricane season

Between hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and other natural disasters, a first responder communications network could not come sooner. Texas Governor Greg Abbott choose to opt-in to...

DAS & In Building WirelessJoe Dyton - September 6, 20170

Wireless carriers step up to help with Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

When Hurricane Harvey ravaged southern Texas in late August, it was all hands on deck to assist with recovery efforts. Everyone from residents, companies,...

DAS & In Building WirelessBob Butchko - September 14, 20170

The Wireless Codes For In-Building

Installing a public safety radio system is difficult because it must comply with the public codes. The problem is although the national codes are...

IoTBob Butchko - September 21, 20170

Choosing the Right Installer for an In-Building Public Safety Radio Project

Installing an In-building First Responder Radio System could get more complicated and costly than it needs to be if you don’t hire the right...

DAS & In Building WirelessJennifer Goetz - September 21, 20170

Wireless carriers continue relief efforts during Hurricane Irma

When Hurricane Harvey hit southeast Texas, wireless carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint wasted no time stepping in to donate data, minutes and...