Castle Rock Microwave: Terragraph’s smart city network in Aurora, CO
Brett Bonomo, CEO at Castle Rock Microwave, talks about the Terragraph network he deployed in the city of Aurora, CO
Facebook: Terragraph brings mmWave gigabit connectivity to all
Mark Kelley, Facebook, talks about how Terragraph can improve or bring connectivity to all, and the role of Facebook in developing the technology
Qualcomm: Unlicensed 60 GHz mmWave for wireless infrastructure
Shishir Gupta, Qualcomm Technologies, talks about the role of Qualcomm in creating the first IEEE 802.11ay 60 GHz chipset for Terragraph equipment and in supporting the Terragraph ecosystem
Why do we need visibility to innovate?
Visibility becomes crucial as we move to 5G networks. Visibility gives operators the right tools to manage the higher complexity of 5G and to extract the benefits it promises. Read more about visibility in this Tech Brief for NETSCOUT
Which Open RAN is best for you?
You are ready to deploy Open RAN. What’s the best topology to use? We developed a TCO model to explore how transport costs are a crucial to decide what is the most cost-efficient topology
Why did utilities pay so much for CBRS licenses?
Enterprises largely stayed out of the bidding for CBRS licenses. With one exception: utilities, who paid a higher MHz/pop than mobile operators. What made PALs attractive to utilities and what does this tell us about the value of CBRS spectrum?
Events
| Sparring Partners | Wireless futures |
| March 4, 2021 |
No, we will not be talking about 6G. Simon Saunders, Ofcom, Chris Nicoll, Omdia, and Monica Paolini, Senza Fili debate the future of wireless. |
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