Monitoring Network Performance in China

5G changes how we communicate and fuels digital transformation across different industries and vertical markets. True 5G devices strike a balance between having the right feature set and market readiness, ultimately creating value for the end customer. Designing and implementing these features challenges chipset and mobile device manufacturers who need to quickly develop, build, obtain conformity, and produce the next generation consumer and industrial 5G devices.

Together, Aruba and Zscaler enable enterprises to implement best-of-breed SASE with advanced SD-WAN and security service edge (SSE), delivered from an automated, scalable, and cost-effective solution that protects users and IoT at the edge and delivers best performance when connecting to SaaS and cloud.

Last webinar we focused on coverage and channel planning for 6 GHz Wi-Fi (now available on-demand), but as the Summer of 6E continues, it’s time to tame the wave with even more design configurations that you can use to make the most of all this new untapped spectrum

With the progression of wireless communication networks from 4G to 5G, mobile networking is unlocking enormous benefits for businesses and consumers alike. Applications and business opportunities will soon become available that were previously beyond imagination. As the road to 5G and beyond presents significant challenges for technology providers, those who can offer timely solutions with the highest reliability stand to gain tremendous benefit and increase market share. This presentation showcases the past, present and future of mobile networking, and how the convergence of 5G, edge computing and artificial intelligence machine learning will change the industry landscape. Modeling and simulation will drive this revolution—particularly in combining the physics of electromagnetics, optical, thermal, mechanical, and materials. Additionally, digital twins for modeling wireless devices within virtualized, realistic, city-sized environments will reduce the need for costly prototypes and exploratory testing in physical installations.