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The Q4 issue of Southern Asian Wireless Communications is available now at https://lnkd.in/ew994JEe Read opinions from Tiago Rodrigues ??, Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA); Glenn Katz, Telesat; Stuart Will, TCCA-Critical Communications; and Joakim Espeland, Quadsat; our in-depth features on meaningful connectivity and securing the mobile network; smart hospital case studies from Advantech and Huawei; and regional, business and global news.

The Q4 issue of Southern Asian Wireless Communications is available now at https://lnkd.in/ew994JEe Read opinions from Tiago Rodrigues, Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA); Glenn Katz, Telesat; Stuart Will, TCCA-Critical Communications; and Joakim Espeland, Quadsat; our in-depth features on meaningful connectivity and securing the mobile network; smart hospital case studies from Advantech and Huawei; and regional, business and global news.

The Q4, 2024 issue of Southern Asian Wireless Communications is available now at https://lnkd.in/er_5X-Kn ? Read opinions from Tiago Rodrigues ??, CEO, Wireless Broadband Alliance; Glenn Katz, Telesat; Stuart Will, TCCA; and Joakim Espeland, Quadsat; our in-depth features on meaningful connectivity and securing the mobile network; smart hospital case studies from Advantech and Huawei; and regional, business and global news. ?

Join the conversation from the 6G Symposium 2024, where experts, including Matti Latva-aho, Director at 6G Flagship, explore the potential of 6G technology. The panel discusses the evolution of indoor connectivity and the possibility of 6G serving as a complement or replacement to WiFi. Key insights cover challenges with current deployments and future technological directions. ?? Watch the full session at https://lnkd.in/d-iZMenp #6Gflagship #UniOulu #6GSymposium2024 #indoorconnectivity

According to our SVP of Wireless Technologies and New Business, Noam Raffaelli, unlicensed spectrum for WiFi means better connectivity and benefits like lower power utilization for everyone. Join the conversation between Noam and SVP of Public Policy David Don to learn more about industry innovation on unlicensed bands of spectrum: https://comca.st/4cRr0dC

What would the world look like today without wireless connectivity? ?? Dr Karl, Australian science broadcaster and author, shares his thoughts on the benefits of wireless connectivity. Find out more ? www.eme.gov.au

Exciting program with Professor Holger Claussen Head of the Wireless Communications Laboratory at Tyndall National Institute and Professor of Wireless Communications at UCC & TCD. At Tyndall, Prof. Claussen is building up research teams in the area of RF, Access, Protocols, AI, and Quantum Systems to invent the future of Wireless Communication Networks. Previously he led the Wireless Communications Research Department of Nokia Bell Labs located in Ireland and the US until 2020. He received the 2014 World Technology Award in the individual category Communications Technologies for innovative work of “the greatest likely long-term significance” for his contribution to Small Cells. Holger received his Ph.D. degree in signal processing for digital communications from the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom in 2004. He is author of the book "Small Cell Networks", more than 140 journal and conference publications, 87 granted patent families, and 39 filed patent applications pending. He is Fellow of the IEEE, Fellow of the World Technology Network, and member of the IET.

'Policy Questions With... Noam Raffaelli' on WiFi Innovation and Spectrum Policy: On Episode 4 of?Policy Questions With…?we welcome Noam Raffaelli, Senior Vice President of Wireless Technologies and New Business, to discuss how innovation on unlicensed bands of spectrum has enabled WiFi to become the backbone of connectivity. This conversation provides valuable insight as policymakers consider how spectrum should be allocated to meet consumer needs today and in the future.

Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES) 4.0, Video: 00:03:18 Satellite communication underpins everyday life, enabling fundamental improvements not just in communication, but also in transport, healthcare, safety and security, and environmental services. The Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES) 4.0 programme enables European and Canadian industry to explore, through research and development, innovative concepts that stimulates the wider economy, creating new business and

We delve into Wi-Fi vs. 5G, exploring advantages, environments, implementations.