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Bridging the Digital Divide in 2023
Bridging the Digital Divide in 2023

Bridging the digital divide will continue to be a major theme as we head into 2023, and there is still a lot of work to be done. Network providers will continue to work closely with government agencies to bridge this divide. By working together, we can make broadband for everyone a reality.

Mike Wolfe thumbnail Mike Wolfe

January 06, 2023

6 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming? Part 2
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming? Part 2

In Part 2 of the "What is Wi-Fi roaming" blog series, CommScope's Matt Melester explains how the company is a proponent of Cisco's OpenRoaming and Google's Orion platforms and the potential these platforms will have on the Wi-Fi industry and our customers.

bust-silouette-250x250 Matt Melester

November 03, 2020

3 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming?
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming?

The recent launch of Orion WiFi by Google brought the topic of OpenRoaming back into the spotlight. What is it and why should you care? In Part 1 of this series, Matt Melester defines Wi-Fi roaming and the players that are moving the technology toward adoption.

bust-silouette-250x250 Matt Melester

October 28, 2020

3 minute read
Rolling out 5G with outdoor small cell strand mounts
Rolling out 5G with outdoor small cell strand mounts

With the rising demand for 5G service and devices, networks must expand to meet the demand for better and faster coverage. Matthew Severin explains in this blog.

Matt Severin Matthew A. Severin

May 19, 2020

2 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Open RAN?
CommScope Definitions: What is Open RAN?

The fundamental underpinning of Open RAN is the standardization of radio interfaces in an open manner to ensure interoperability between component radio equipment manufactured by different vendors. Kevin Linehan explains more in this blog.

CommScope Staff

May 08, 2020

2 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What are Professional Services?
CommScope Definitions: What are Professional Services?

From the design and management of future networks to the implementation, verification, and automation of these complex projects, CommScope’s Professional services team ensure that the biggest, most ambitious network shifts go off without a hitch. Read more about professional services and how they can help you.

Jay Bestermann Jay Bestermann

April 10, 2020

2 minute read
A Look Back at 2019: Student-designed Metro Bench Solves the Small Cell Concealment Problem
A Look Back at 2019: Student-designed Metro Bench Solves the Small Cell Concealment Problem

As we say good-bye to 2019, we look back at some of our most shared blogs of the year. Sometimes, even the most overlooked device or solution can be turned into something functional and attractive. That is exactly what we did with our small cell solutions deployed in light poles, with help from engineering students from the University of Texas-Dallas. In this blog, J. Chris Cook explains how the students took a fresh approach to a real-world design problem.

Chris_Cook_ektron J. Chris Cook

January 01, 2020

2 minute read
Now’s the time for federal agencies to get ready for 5G
Now’s the time for federal agencies to get ready for 5G

Ruckus is ready for 5G, Wi-Fi 6 and CBRS. We are excited to grow our federal partnerships to modernize infrastructure for all three.

Brian Wright Brian Wright

November 27, 2019

3 minute read
Student-designed Metro Bench Solves the Small Cell Concealment Problem
Student-designed Metro Bench Solves the Small Cell Concealment Problem

Sometimes, even the most overlooked device or solution can be turned into something functional and attractive. That is exactly what we did with our small cell solutions deployed in light poles, with help from engineering students from the University of Texas-Dallas. In this blog, J. Chris Cook explains how the students took a fresh approach to a real-world design problem.

Chris_Cook_ektron J. Chris Cook

August 23, 2019

2 minute read