Category: 5G

  • eino, Private 5G and Wifi AI Design and Surveys at MFD11

    eino, Private 5G and Wifi AI Design and Surveys at MFD11

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    Einy miny myni mo. More like EINO, miny, myni, mo.. That’s how it’s starting to feel while selecting a product for Wifi Design and Surveying. There has been a lot of excitement in this market lately. Innovations are creating some excellent products in this space. A new comer in the Wifi and Cellular planning tool…

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  • Celona Secures Private 5G UEs with Palo Alto at MFD11

    Celona Secures Private 5G UEs with Palo Alto at MFD11

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    At Mobility Field Day 11, Celona brought an unexpected partner into the room, Palo Alto Networks. After all my experience covering many of the up and coming Private Cellular vendors, Celona continues to innovative. Private Cellular has not taken off as once expected. It’s been a slow growth. There are issues that Private Cellular solves…

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  • Evolution of a Private LTE to 5G COW

    Evolution of a Private LTE to 5G COW

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    During fall 2021, the Utah Education and Telehealth Network (UETN) had their annual Tech Summit Conference in Richfield, Utah. It was one of the first times that we were able to get together after COVID lockdowns. Schools in the state had returned to operation with some limitation still in place. Everyone masked up, excited to…

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  • Private 5G vs CBRS, Alphabet Soup

    Private 5G vs CBRS, Alphabet Soup

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    I had a call today with a sales guy working in the Private Cellular world. He brought up a simple question that I constantly have to help explain. That conversations sparked an idea that is needed in this industry. We need to teach about the alphabet soup that is Private Cellular. Specifically we throw around…

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