The future of industry lies in 5G campus networks, yet the energy demand poses challenges for operators. Discover how innovative approaches and artificial intelligence contribute to making 5G campus networks more efficient and reducing energy costs.
Continental has implemented a private 5G network at its facility in Brandýs nad Labem, Czech Republic. In collaboration with Czech T-Mobile, this network enables accelerated communication among employees, devices, and machines.
We regularly take a look at the available 5g routers in the landscape. For a long time, campus network operators had to take whatever was available when it came to 5G routers. Only a few manufacturers delivered industrial-grade technology, and often only in small quantities. That is changing. The selection and availability is growing, and some providers are even bringing out the first updates, for example with Release 16 modems.
(Picture: Ericsson) Ericsson and its partners will demonstrate Industry 4.0 applications in Hannover, Germany, ranging from autonomous transport vehicles to 3D camera sensors and predictive maintenance. Visitors can thus experience the flexibility, versatility and security
A total of 15 companies and associations will go live with their use cases in Deutsche Messe's private 5G campus network at Hannover Messe 2022. The individual applications show a cross-section of different technology fields and demonstrate test scenarios for all industries.
The Global Certification Forum (GCF) and the 5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation (5G-ACIA) – as a working group of ZVEI – Electro and Digital Industry Association – announce the signing of a cooperation agreement
(symbol image: Pixabay) The metaverse is currently being positioned by tech companies as an important future trend. Bruno Müller, management consultant for business model innovations, comments on the hype and addresses
Night view of Paris: the new Open RAN Integration Center is located in the Orange Gardens in Châtillon, southwest of Paris. (Image: Pixabay) Orange opened its Open RAN Integration Center on November 10, 2021. Companies
(Picture: Qualcomm) O-RAN compliant, virtualised and cloud-native: Qualcomm Technologies and NEC have entered into a strategic partnership to jointly develop an open and virtualised 5G distributed unit (DU). The collaboration is part of the 5G
Together with IMI organiser anapur, FUENF-G.de is giving away tickets for the session "IT meets Industry (IMI) - Industrial 5G" on September 21st, 2021. Two free tickets are available for users from the industrial sector.
