Search Results

Search results for: global market

Hologram projector screen with cloud system technology

Simplifying Wi-Fi 7 device testing by Keysight

Keysight Technologies has introduced the E7515W UXM Wireless Connectivity Test Platform for Wi-Fi, a network emulation solution delivering signalling radio frequency (RF) and throughput testing for devices using Wi-Fi 7, including 4×4 MIMO 320 MHz bandwidth.

Developed by the IEEE as the 802.11be standard, Wi-Fi 7 is the next generation of Wi-Fi wireless communications technology, promising significant performance advancements and improvements over the previous Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 6 standards.

As with any new wireless technology, device makers must perform signalling RF and throughput on clients and access points (AP) to ensure Wi-Fi 7 devices work as intended when deployed. However, existing solutions require complicated test setups with a large number of Wi-Fi devices and network channels to emulate real-world operating conditions.

The newest Keysight UXM Wireless Connectivity Test Solution addresses this challenge by giving RF engineers a solution that simplifies Wi-Fi 7 testing and provides a physical (PHY) layer and media access control (MAC) layer insights.

The E7515W UXM Wireless Connectivity Test solution offers the following benefits:

  • Built on proven Keysight metrology: Expands the market UXM 5G Network Emulation Solution to simulate Wi-Fi devices and traffic to cover new use cases on the latest IEEE 802.11be standards.
  • Wi-Fi 7 scale: Emulates hundreds of clients at once with traffic simulation without the need for additional equipment.
  • Wi-Fi 7 throughput: Supports Wi-Fi 7 4×4 MIMO 320 MHz bandwidth and performs Wi-Fi 7 signalling RF and throughput testing on clients and APs, including the latest 802.11 variants.
  • Deeper insights: Uses analysis software to provide PHY / MAC-level information such as rate versus range, enhanced Rx sensitivity, radio unit (RU) sweep analysis and full-rate throughput to generate relevant Wi-Fi signalling and RF throughput results.
  • Integrated platform: Tests more complex devices with 5G and LTE capabilities Wi-Fi/cellular interworking validation as well as integrated fixed wireless access (FWA) testing for the fast-growing customer premises equipment (CPE) market.
  • Simplified testing: Offers inherent synchronisation, better repeatability, reduced time spent on cabling and test setup, higher automation and faster debugging and reporting.

“With the introduction of the E7515W solution, Keysight is expanding the market leading UXM 5G Network Emulation Solutions to simulate Wi-Fi devices and traffic to cover new use cases from the latest IEEE 802.11be standards,” said Mosaab Abughalib, a senior R&D director and general manager for Keysight’s Wireless Test Group. “The E7515W solution enables faster test setups with less complexity and delivers better load and bandwidth performance to help Wi-Fi 7 device makers accelerate time to market.”

Comment on this article below or via X @IoTGN

Read more

February 14, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

medium shot man wearing vr glasses

New Vista Capital invests in LocatorX for supply chain IoT advancement

LocatorX, a provider in the supply chain IoT (Internet of Things) sector, has announced a partnership with New Vista Capital. This partnership strengthens the company’s focus on the acceleration and next phase of growth in both the aerospace and defence industry and broader national security, supply chain and manufacturing industries. (more…)

Read more

February 8, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

Close-up of female and male handshaking over workplace with business documents

Direct Communication signs licensing and reseller deal with System Loco

Direct Communication Solutions has announced it has entered into a licensing and reseller agreement with System Loco. The collaboration will further expand System Loco’s advanced Internet of Things (IoT) supply chain visibility and intelligence technology solutions to the North American market. (more…)

Read more

January 31, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

person using ai tool job

Flowfinity boosts integration capabilities for operational intelligence

Flowfinity has announced enhanced capabilities of its platform to integrate systems so clients can better manage data accessibility for operational intelligence and situational awareness. (more…)

Read more

January 25, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

traditional function stairs bridges ancient town

China Unicom Inner Mongolia transforms villages with digital infrastructure

In China’s autonomous region of Inner Mongolia, China Unicom Inner Mongolia has been making significant efforts to build digital villages, to vitalise the local economy and enhance the lives of residents. Collaborating with Huawei and other partners, the telecom operator has expedited the development of digital information infrastructure, using advanced technologies to drive the transformation of these villages. As a result, local residents have experienced numerous benefits from these initiatives. (more…)

Read more

January 23, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

Tony Guerion

Cellhire appoints ex-Vodafone IoT leader Tony Guerion as CEO

Cellhire has announced the appointment of Tony Guerion as its new CEO. Guerion will join Cellhire at the start of February bringing with him over 27 years of experience in business leadership and management in the communications industry. Guerion joined Vodafone in 2010 and rose to become Global Head of Sales for IoT in 2016. (more…)

Read more

January 16, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

composite of hand pointing at graphics with city backgroun

Actility and Hxperience present 3 new IoT solutions

Actility and Hxperience have announced a collaboration that merges technology and insight to unveil three IoT solutions. With a collective vision of fostering a sustainable, efficient, and health-driven world, these answers address the pressing needs of building management, energy conservation, and well-being. (more…)

Read more

January 11, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

person typing laptop close up

Omni Design expands silicon IP solutions

Omni Design Technologies has announced their expanded silicon IP solutions, on advanced FinFET (fin-shaped field-effect transistor) nodes, for next-generation LiDAR (light detection and ranging) applications. (more…)

Read more

January 8, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

side view man driving electric car

Lantronix and P3 collaborate for in-vehicle infotainment innovation

Lantronix Inc. and P3 Digital Services have announced their partnership and a technology pre-integration. (more…)

Read more

January 4, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska

Light trails above buildings at night in China.

Anritsu validates NTN NB-IoT protocol conformance tests on 5G NR platform

Anritsu Corporation has announced that the first non-terrestrial networks narrowband Internet of Things (NTN NB-IoT) Protocol Conformance Tests have been validated on the 5G NR Mobile Device Test Platform ME7834NR powered by the Sony Semiconductor Israel (Sony)’s Altair device.

NTN NB-IoT is a key IoT feature that is useful in cases where the devices need to be deployed in remote regions without terrestrial cell network coverage. This is especially useful for asset tracking in maritime, logistics, mining, automotive, and other areas.

“3GPP Release 17 which is described as the next stage for 5G and LTE, NTN enables new use cases and monetization opportunities for vertical industry segments,” said Kameda Keiji, a general manager of mobile solutions division at Anritsu. “We are proud that our collaboration with Sony enables us to help the industry validate the new features quickly to market and enable certifications in GCF/PTCRB to bring certified devices to enable new applications.”

The conformance tests are defined by 3GPP in TS 36.523-1 corresponding to core requirements in TS 36.331 and have been submitted to 3GPP Radio Access Network Working Group 5 (RAN WG5) by Anritsu.

“We are thrilled about our partnership with Anritsu,” said Christophe Flechelle, GM of France and system engineering director at Sony Semiconductor Israel. “By establishing a certification program for NTN, we’re paving the way for faster integration of crucial satellite technologies into tracking devices and wearables.”

Flechelle added that this collaboration marks a significant step towards technological advancement and widespread adoption in the industry.

Comment on this article below or via X @IoTGN

Read more

January 3, 2024

Posted by: Magda Dabrowska