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    Carl Weinschenk

    Carl Weinschenk Carl Weinschenk Carl Weinschenk is a long-time IT and telecom journalist. His coverage areas include the IoT, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence, drones, 3D printing LTE and 5G, SDN, NFV, net neutrality, municipal broadband, unified communications and business continuity/disaster recovery. Weinschenk has written about wireless and phone companies, cable operators and their vendor ecosystems. He also has written about alternative energy and runs a website, The Daily Music Break, as a hobby.

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    Communications

    No Surprise: 5G Takes Center Stage at MWC

    Mobile World Congress (MWC) is being held this week in Barcelona. The big news, not surprisingly, centers on 5G....
    Networking

    Carrier Ethernet (CE) Market & Trends

    The Carrier Ethernet (CE) market is either doing well or undergoing challenges. It all depends on who you talk...
    Mobile

    Verizon to Test 5G in 11 Cities this Year

    It is not surprising that the race to 5G is accelerating: A tremendous amount of money is on the...
    Business Intelligence

    Robotic Process Automation Takes on the Data Challenge

    A relatively new field, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), is best thought of as robotics. The key difference is that...
    Networking

    ARRIS Acquisition of Ruckus Wireless a Sign of Deep...

    ARRIS announced yesterday that it is acquiring Brocade Communications Systems’ Ruckus Wireless and ICX switch business for $800 million...
    Networking

    Customizing LTE for the IoT

    The transition of cellular networks from primarily serving people to linking billions of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and...
    Communications

    The Year Ahead in 5G Trials

    Cellular carriers no doubt are working hard at developing their 5G systems. There is, after all, plenty of money...
    Networking

    Drones and Balloons: COWs and COLTs Out, Loon and...

    Look! Up in the Sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a stationary balloon or drone capable of...
    Communications

    Charter Considers Fixed Wireless for Business Services

    Charter Communications said this week that it is considering use of fixed wireless to buttress its business services. During...
    Networking

    Is Critical Infrastructure Ready for Cyberattacks?

    A fear of just about everyone, from local municipalities to the federal government to private citizens, is cyberattacks on...
    Communications

    The 802.11ax Era Dawns

    The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ (IEEE) ongoing 802.11 program, Wi-Fi, is one of the most successful and...
    Communications

    AT&T Goes Gigabit in Five More Metros, Open-Sources ECOMP

    AT&T said today that it will launch networks capable of providing 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) connectivity in Columbia,...

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