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Spectrum challenge in the 'colosseum'
Six teams have each been awarded US$750,000 in a spectrum collaboration challenge that showcases the future of autonomous spectrum management. [ + ]
Multitechnology mesh for in-building use
A combination of several low-power wireless technologies has produced a mesh that's perfectly suited to indoor sensor networks. [ + ]
Short-range wireless for smart manufacturing
New approaches are needed for short-range wireless solutions in smart manufacturing environments to avoid the risk of limited adoption. [ + ]
BroadWay's Brussels meeting paves the way
Participants in Europe's BroadWay public safety mobile broadband pre-commercial procurement project have met in Brussels to move the project forward. [ + ]
Industry training will pay dividends
On the back of November's successful multi-coupling workshop, industry members are invited to become more involved in training, says ARCIA's Hamish Duff. [ + ]
Iridium Certus broadband launches
Iridium Communications has successfully completed the commercial launch of its Iridium Certus broadband services. [ + ]
AT&T boasts huge jump in FirstNet coverage, connections
Band 14 spectrum has been deployed in more than 500 rural and urban markets across the US, with FirstNet connections at 425,000 and climbing. [ + ]
LTE PoC takes hold in NZ
Recent market entrant LTE NZ is riding the wave of interest in PTT-over-cellular services. [ + ]
5G spectrum adds $565bn to global GDP: GSMA
Using the right 5G spectrum in the mobile industry could add a further $565 billion to global GDP, according to a new GSMA report. [ + ]
CSIRO supports European Space Agency
CSIRO will maintain and provide operational support for the European Space Agency (ESA) in WA. [ + ]
Beamwidth testing for millimetre waves
A new antenna evaluation method could help boost 5G network capacity and cut network design costs. [ + ]
Control room experts share their insights
The Australian Control Room Network Association's recent conference has solidified the sector's vision for the future. [ + ]
Finland still ahead as next-gen comms move closer
Many countries are moving ahead with public safety mobile broadband, but Australia still has some catching up to do. [ + ]
ARCIA, PSCE sign information-sharing MoU
ARCIA and PSCE have agreed to share information with the aim of supporting their policy and advocacy roles in public safety communications. [ + ]
Govt raises $853m through 5G auction
Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, TPG and UK-based Dense Air have paid a combined $853 million for spectrum in a key 5G frequency band. [ + ]
