Breaking records with PSE-6s technology
05 November 2024
Faced with the challenge of ever-expanding demands placed upon connectivity infrastructure, the world’s leading tech players are collaborating to achieve more capacity, affordably.In one recent development, OTE Group and Nokia have announced two new optical transmission rate world records using Nokia’s sixth generation of super-coherent Photonic Service Engine (PSE-6s) technology.
The field trial, which used Nokia’s 1830 PSI-M optical transport solution, ran over OTE Group’s national dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) network, connecting IP Core data centres and routers in Greece. Two optical nodes were installed in Patra and Athens to boost performance over the specific fibre optic routes.
Find out more Innovative SiP to accelerate IoT deployments
05 November 2024
Nordic Semiconductor has released its smallest and lowest power System-in-Package (SiP) - the nRF9151, and its associated nRF9151 Development Kit (DK).
The nRF9151 is a fully integrated, pre-certified SiP featuring an application MCU for extensive application development or use as a stand-alone cellular modem. This simplifies the development and deployment of scalable products across massive IoT markets, including industrial automation, asset tracking, smart city, smart metering, and smart agriculture.
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IoT platform to advance MNO monetisation
05 November 2024
Hayo has launched its global Internet of things (IoT) platform, which supports Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and consumer IoT use cases, and can be used by both mobile network operators (MNOs) and enterprises.
MNOs can white label and resell Hayo’s platform as their own to monetise the growing opportunities in IoT around the world. It makes it simple to capture new revenue and serve enterprise demands across verticals like agriculture, healthcare, transportation and more.
Find out more Integrated microgrid power for communications towers
05 November 2024
Caterpillar Inc. has introduced an integrated microgrid power system for telecommunications towers capable of reducing diesel fuel consumption and associated carbon emissions by up to 80% while decreasing total owning and operating costs.
Available initially from Cat® dealers in Africa and the Middle East, the system employs solar PV panels, and a Cat diesel generator set to power the telecommunications system while fully charging an energy time-shift storage system. Power is drawn from energy storage when solar power is not available at night or in inclement weather.
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