Category: 5G

  • Is Ubiquiti Enterprise Ready After MFD14?

    Is Ubiquiti Enterprise Ready After MFD14?

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    I’ve personally been a Ubiquiti customer for about 14 years. I run Ubiquiti in small businesses and even in my day job office building. I, originally, started with their P2P gear then moved into routing, switching, Wi-Fi, cameras, IOT sensors, doors, digital displays, audio/video gear, phones, and now SANs.. with my sights looking at Electric…

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  • Celona Quietly Grows the Neutral Host & Private 5G AMR Market at MFD14

    Celona Quietly Grows the Neutral Host & Private 5G AMR Market at MFD14

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    One of my first thoughts about CBRS and Private LTE back in 2020 was about indoor coverage gaps. I quickly learned that Private Cellular was inhibited from carrier roaming onto Private networks because of red tape agreements with the Carriers. It wasn’t a technical problem.. although there are some technical issues to be solved. This…

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  • OneLayer to Rule Them All.. A Private 5G NAC Question at MFD14

    OneLayer to Rule Them All.. A Private 5G NAC Question at MFD14

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    The Private Cellular market has largely struggled to make a dent against competing technologies. This blog was started because of my interest in Private Cellular and Private LTE has been around and available for a long time if you have access to spectrum. I was told this is one of the reasons I was invited…

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  • Latency Reduction for AI with CTERA at AIIFD3

    Latency Reduction for AI with CTERA at AIIFD3

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    When it comes to the infrastructure behind the AI craze, there are two things that are becoming paramount to the success of an AI Inference model working. Data and Latency. Are we going to process data at the edge or in the cloud? What about inference? At AI Infrastructure Field Day 3, AIIFD3, a new…

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