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We hear everywhere: 5G will change the world! But what about Wi-Fi 6? Has the IEEE hit the jackpot with the new WLAN standard? Will 5G and Wi-Fi 6 vie for pole position as the future wireless standard for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)?
read more...Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is launching the 5G Core Stack, an open, cloud-native 5G core network platform. The advantage for the operator is that it is designed to avoid dependence on network equipment suppliers.
read more...Fraunhofer researchers at IOSB-INA in Lemgo are now operating one of the first available private 5G networks together with the Institute for Industrial Information Technology (inIT) at TH OWL.
read more...R3 Reliable Realtime Radio Communications presents its first series products "Echoring Ethernet Bridge" (EREB) and "Echoring System on Module" (SoM) at the SPS. They are intended to complement wired industrial Ethernet networks with equally powerful wireless connections.
read more...R3 Reliable Realtime Radio Communications is presenting its first series products 'Echoring Ethernet Bridge' (EREB) and 'Echoring System on Module' (SoM) at the SPS. They are designed to supplement wired industrial Ethernet networks with equally powerful wireless connections.
read more...Deutsche Telekom is further expanding its 5G ecosystem for industry. In addition to the partnership with network equipment provider Ericsson, three specialists for smart production and development have now joined the network: EK Automation, Konica Minolta and Endress+Hauser.
read more...Ericsson / Vodafone / SEW-Eurodrive
At the Aachen plant of e.GO Mobile, manufacturer of electric vehicles, Ericsson, Vodafone and SEW-Eurodrive are implementing the use of 5G technologies via a self-sufficient mobile network. As part of this project, SEW is converting its first mobile assistance system for production to 5G.
read more...Radio remote controls, such as those used in cranes, have some significant security vulnerabilities in industrial environments - this is the conclusion of a recent study by Trend Micro. What needs to be done?
read more...The new WLAN standard 802.11ax changes far more than just the nomenclature and transmission speed. WLAN 6 promises considerable advantages, especially for use in industry and companies.
read more...On October 22 and 23, Munich will once again be the meeting place for the wireless community - at the 16th Wireless Congress. Wireless experts from research and industry have until April 30 to submit proposals for presentations and workshops.
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