5G: A Leap Unbounded by 4G

Spirent’s Dave Garrison and Rajat Agarwal reveal how 5G is more than a generational improvement on 4G; it’s a new way to design and build networks from core to edge…
5G: Antenna Design

5G antenna design will be vastly different as we transition from 4G to 5G. From the interface between the antenna and the radio frequency front end, the use of arrays…
5G: Automation, Virtualization and Scale

The upside of 5G is huge and attracting a larger community of carriers, enterprise and application developers. TIA NOW spoke with industry leaders about where to look next for 5G…
5G: Beyond 2020

There is a lot of talk about achieving a fifth generation wireless network by 2020, but there is still a lot of work to do and there are plenty of…
5G: FCC Commissioner’s 5 Point Plan for Next-Gen Networking

FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel mapped out her five point plan for next generation technologies, as she delivered a keynote address at the TIA 2016 Network of the Future Conference in…
5G: It’s About Usage, Capacity and Performance

What’s the best way to densify the 5G wireless network while ensuring proper connectivity and content delivery, together with positive ROI? That’s what TIA NOW’s 5G series will answer in…
5G: Optimizing the Network

Trevor Smith, VP of Strategy and Business Development at CommScope, spoke with TIA NOW about the importance of optimizing the upload of video, as users create more content at the…
5G: POCs in Real Environments

TIA NOW speaks with Professor Rahim Tafazolli, the Director of the 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC) and Institute of Communications Systems. The 5GIC is now the largest UK-based academic research center…
5G: The Design of Next-Generation Wireless Infrastructures

Andre Fuetsch, President of AT&T Labs and CTO at AT&T and John Donovan, Chief Strategy Officer and Group President at AT&T Technology and Operations, talk with TIA NOW’s Abe Nejad…
5G: The Human Factor

There’s a lot of talk about the technology trends behind 5G technologies, but what about the human factor? How will usage data for wireless technologies influence the way we develop…
5G: Utility Construction is Changing with Next-Gen Networks

David Cox, SVP of Communications at the Henkels & McCoy Group discusses how the utility construction sector is changing with the evolving technology sector. Cox talks further about the evolving…
5G: Zero Distance Connectivity

As 5G networks support 1,000x the capacity for billions of devices by 2025, new radio access technologies and existing wireless technologies will have to merge. We discuss breakthroughs in wireless…