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The distinguished panel of speakers will share key considerations on rolling out cloud-like 5G-enabling platforms for the “Cloud-Generation Mobility”. The panelists will discuss what deployments will entail in the future (5G and beyond) as communications service provider modernize their infrastructure to bring together the best of IT, service & workload management, as well as mobility capabilities over one unified, quasi-ubiquitous differentiated edge-core-cloud workload execution environment. Make sure to watch this webinar for an exciting session with a panel of distinguished industry executives and experts.

5G has dominated the news as mobile network operators race to provide the fastest service in the most places. Every network provider wants to be the best in their market, but lately 5G claims in advertisements and news headlines have led to headaches for the operators. In this webinar, we'll discuss how you can accurately position your 5G network using claims backed by the industry's most trusted source for network data — while also building more trust with consumers.

The global demand for data centers is peaking but construction is becoming increasingly difficult. Data center operators are turning to prefabricated modular data center (PMDC) solutions for a right-sized, scalable, and fast deployment. Omdia and Vertiv review the results from a survey of global decision makers which demonstrates why the technology has become a go-to for colocation and cloud service providers, telecommunication companies, and enterprises from every industry.

Sub-terahertz and terahertz (THz) waves, ranging from 0.1 THz to 10 THz, fall in the spectral region between microwave and optical waves. The prospect of enabling transfer rates in the terabit/sec range make them a key research area of 6G mobile communication. Sub-THz technologies require highly integrated frontends, including array antennas, that necessitate advanced over-the-air testing methods with a frequency range up to 300 GHz. To fully exploit the potential of this frequency range for future wireless communications, it is also crucial to understand the propagation characteristics by performing channel measurements.