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Adopts Census Tract PALS for 3.5 GHz

Adopts Census Tract PALS for 3.5 GHz

And Korean telecoms coordinate their own 5G introduction

Statements were issued after Commissioner Rosenworcel released the model agreements for small cell and 5G deployments negotiated by the City of San Jose

Verizon’s fixed 5G service is intended to compete with wired internet services and cable MSOs by “blasting” a 5G connection from a nearby cell site to receivers

Last summer, California capital fast-tracked Verizon’s request for access to city utility poles for small cells and city conduit for fiber backhaul

Predicts flagship smartphones on shelves in early 2019

The 5G-enabled lab space was created through a partnership with Alley, a co-working community that co-locates startups, accelerators and entrepreneurs

The first commercial launch for the 5G service is planned for Sacramento

Verizon and AT&T are field testing pre-standard 5G fixed wireless access using millimeter frequencies

The 1.07 Gbps speed was achieved using only three 20 MHz carriers of FDD spectrum

Verizon has started offering fixed 5G wireless services in eight of its planned 11 test markets to certain customers

Worked with Ericsson and Qualcomm Technologies on the project, which used 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM and carrier aggregation

This addresses one of the criticisms broadcasters have leveled at the cellular telephone industry

And Verizon buys potential 5G spectrum from Straight Path

Low emissivity glass, a common feature of high-efficiency windows “is basically a killer”

The company is requesting an extension until October

Telco collaborated with American Aerospace Technologies in the design and construction of the craft

The U.S.’s largest carrier was “conspicuous by its absence” when 22 companies signed off on a proposal to support first phase of 5G NR specification

AT&T has asked the Federal Communications Commission for an experimental license to trial technologies

The use of smaller and smaller cells is becoming increasingly important to AT&T, Verizon Wireless, T-mobile and Sprint

Verizon says use of unlicensed spectrum will help clear cellular congestion and keep the Internet working at “top speed”

Is technology moving along so fast now that wireline facilities, and associated data centers, are considered to be losing value?