Marianne Mohali

Check on the most viewed session of the ONE Summit by István Kispál about how to orchestrate Nokia CNFs using Nephio . Intent based network management realized with open source.

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🌐 Wireless internet has become an indispensable part of our daily lives, supporting a wide range of activities from professional communications to streaming entertainment. However, the growing demand for wireless connectivity has led to increased power consumption and carbon emissions. Fortunately, researchers at Central University (CU), IIDM, and CU J&K in India have been working on energy-efficient techniques to address this challenge. Their recent paper published in IEEE Transactions on Green Communications and Networking introduces a hybrid solution that combines visible light communication (VLC) with RF communication, promising reliable indoor communication with lower energy consumption. The team's proposed wireless communication system comprises a transmitter and a receiver module, connected through a VLC channel. By leveraging visible light, transmitted through light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or other artificial light sources, they achieve efficient data transmission with reduced power consumption. Initial evaluations using various simulation platforms have demonstrated stable communication and significant energy savings. The team's approach also holds the potential to enhance mobile device battery life, adding approximately 7 hours of usage time. This research contributes to ongoing efforts to reduce power consumption and electromagnetic radiation, while improving the energy efficiency of wireless communications. The team's findings highlight the promise of their hybrid approach and open the door for further advancements and real-world testing. What are your thoughts on the convergence of visible light communication and RF communication for wireless networks? How do you see this technology shaping the future of indoor wireless communication? #WirelessCommunication #Innovation #EnergyEfficiency #Research #Technology

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Great analysis of the 5G market potential in a dense urban environment, having Madrid downtown as a showcase. Developed by my colleagues Giovanni Zappelli and Nuria Armesto Martín

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Telco Network APIs start to gain traction providing much needed Monetizatuon opportunities for 5G #networkAPI #opengateway #CAMARA #netops.ai https://lnkd.in/gRvWH4es

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Technology-neutral licensing or Technology-neutrality (commonly known as spectrum refarming) is the ability to refarm spectrum used for legacy networks (#2G and #3G) for #4G and #5G services, at a pace driven by market demand. In general terms, technology neutrality refers to the repurposing of spectrum bands to more efficient technologies. Technology neutrality is an important enabler of legacy network sunsets. The initial rollout of 4G in many pioneer markets was based on technology neutrality and spectrum refarming. As of the middle of the last decade, nearly half of 4G deployments globally were running on refarmed 2G and 3G spectrum. Between 2015 and mid-August 2023, a total of 91 networks were shut down, of which 43 were 2G networks and 48 were 3G networks. At least 148 networks will be shut down between Q4 2023 and 2030, based on announced plans from operators.

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The microwave backhaul system market is on a remarkable growth trajectory, with an expected CAGR of 10.7 percent from 2022 to 2032! 📈 As of 2022, the market stands at USD 1.5 billion and is projected to reach USD 4.1 billion by 2032. This surge reflects the growing need for efficient data transfer over radio links, crucial for supporting high-speed digital communication and emerging technologies like 5G. 🌐 Microwave backhaul systems offer significant advantages, including improved spectrum usage and low maintenance costs, making them an attractive choice for enterprises across various sectors, from border security to HD video surveillance. Key drivers for this growth include the increasing demand for high-speed data transfer and the integration of these systems into critical infrastructure. However, challenges such as managing data traffic remain. What are your thoughts on the future of microwave backhaul systems? Are there specific applications or challenges you find most intriguing? Share your insights in the comments! 👇 #MicrowaveBackhaul #DataTransfer #5G #Telecom #TechTrends #MarketGrowth

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