Crossover for Work

WAN TECHNOLOGIES

Everynet | December 03, 2021

Everynet, the world’s largest network operator for national LoRaWAN® networks, today expanded their LoRaWAN network across seven more cities including Dallas/Fort Worth, San Antonio, Tampa, Houston, Nashville, Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. These cities join Phoenix, Austin, Atlanta, Miami, Charlotte and Portland with immediate access to Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technology. As phase one of its U.S. national rollout, Everynet is deploying network services to the ...

AT&T | September 24, 2020

AT&T* will bring 5G and a broad array of Networking-as-a-Service capabilities to support the work of more than 24,000 military personnel on U.S. Air Force bases Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado; Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska; and Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. "We're proud and honored to bring AT&T 5G and other highly innovative commercial networking-as-a-service capabilities to the Air Force," said Anne Chow, Chief Executive Officer, AT&T Business. "We...

MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE

Mavenir,Ligado Networks | July 01, 2021

Ligado Networks and Mavenir announced a partnership today. Mavenir will develop O-RAN compliant remote radio devices, and cloud-native Open RAN software compatible with Ligado's L-Band spectrum. Ligado has received clearance from 3GPP, the wireless industry's standards organization, for new technical requirements that would allow its L-band spectrum to be used in 5G networks. These approvals enable manufacturers to develop 5G and LTE devices compatible with Ligado's mi...

Verana Networks | September 07, 2020

A new startup appears set to tackle the market for 5G radio access network (RAN) hardware running in millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum – a space the company says is poised to "enable new applications" and "create incremental revenue" for 5G operators. Launched by a pair of former Airvana executives, Verana Networks was founded earlier this year and closed its Series A funding in April. "We have not said much publicly yet. Current plan is to start talking more about...