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Huawei has completed China's second-phase 5G radio technology test in Beijing, achieving over 6 Gbps single-user downlink throughput and greater than 18 Gbps of cell peak rate using 200 MHz at C-Band.
Bluetest is introducing a 5G extension package to the RTS65 reverberation chamber that enables MIMO OTA measurements for initial trials and deployments of 5G applications.
Huawei and China Unicom Group completed field verification of the industry's first FDD-based massive MIMO technology, demonstrating average mobile phone data rates to 87 Mbps.
NI Days London 2016 offered a face-to-face opportunity to discover how NI is driving technology, enabling customers and developing partnerships. Not forgetting bionic arms, of course!
China Mobile, the world's largest mobile operator, has deployed a wideband massive MIMO site on its network in Shanghai, using equipment from Huawei. The live network demonstrated peak cell throughput rates of 72 Mb/s on the uplink and 630 Mb/s on the downlink.
A postgraduate student from the University of Bristol is the joint recipient of five separate awards in recognition of their world record achievement in 5G wireless spectrum efficiency using Massive MIMO. The announcement was made at the 22nd annual NIWeek conference in Austin, Texas, at the National Instruments (NI) Engineering Impact Awards ceremony.
NI, the provider of platform-based systems that enable engineers and scientists to solve the world’s greatest engineering challenges, announced the world’s first MIMO Application Framework. When paired with NI software defined radio hardware, this software reference design provides a well-documented, reconfigurable, parameterized physical layer written and delivered in LabVIEW source code that enables researchers to build both traditional MIMO and Massive MIMO prototypes.
Huawei and China Unicom Group completed field verification of the industry's first FDD-based massive MIMO technology, demonstrating average mobile phone data rates to 87 Mbps.
China Mobile, the world's largest mobile operator, has deployed a wideband massive MIMO site on its network in Shanghai, using equipment from Huawei. The live network demonstrated peak cell throughput rates of 72 Mb/s on the uplink and 630 Mb/s on the downlink.
A postgraduate student from the University of Bristol is the joint recipient of five separate awards in recognition of their world record achievement in 5G wireless spectrum efficiency using Massive MIMO. The announcement was made at the 22nd annual NIWeek conference in Austin, Texas, at the National Instruments (NI) Engineering Impact Awards ceremony.