Telecoms Infrastructure Blog

Belgium is emerging as a true pioneer in aviation, public safety and telecom convergence, thanks to the nationwide Drones-in-a-Box network d...

The United States of America (USA) is a huge country. With such a vast area it is no surprise that it experiences a relatively high number o...

When we wrote about how Verizon uses satellite connectivity to restore services after hurricanes, someone made us aware of THOR, the Verizo...

Integrated Modular Unmanned Ground Systems (iMUGS) consortium is a 13-party collaboration focused on standardising a European-wide ecosystem...

After having been discussed for years by others, Samsung finally announced back in April that they are powering the world’s first 3GPP-compl...

It feels like last year when I was involved in testing some emergency networks but it was a long while back. Gutted that I couldn't atte...

We have seen some interesting lamp posts and poles concept on this blog (see related posts at the end of this post). Now, Nokia announced l...

Last year I wrote about KT's Skyship platform . I thought it may be worth revisiting now that the vision is slowly turning into reality....

Couple of months back, Altaeros announced "world’s first commercial aerial cell tower". This is a contentious point as the UK ...

Back in November, a Senior Designer from EE did a presentation on LTE-powered Emergency Services Network (ESN). There were some interesting ...

One of the many use cases for Small cells is for public safety communications. In case of emergency situations (earthquake, floods, terroris...

Back in early 2015, the then EE CEO Olaf Swantee said , "We will begin exploring 'Air Masts', essentially aerial small cells po...

The Nepal disaster is another reminder that we need to be prepared in case of natural (or man-made) disasters and in times of emergencies. I...