Nokia small cell launch highlights MulteFire for private LTE

according to The 'Nokia Flexi region MulteFire Multiband Pico BTS' (small cell, large output name) going to too have an IoT role in connecting sensor-enabled industrial and other 'things' to the network via the private LTE network. For Nokia, the answer is a private LTE network that it tells can't only tackle a diversity of applications, however could too seamlessly evolve into a 5G solution some time up the track. It appeals private LTE going to provide high-coverage and performance, low latency and reliable wireless connectivity as an extra option to Ethernet (WiFi). Wireless networks have a critical role in helping operators and industries embrace the 4th industrial revolution." Nokia going to demonstrate the capabilities of the Flexi region MulteFire small cell over an end-to-end Private LTE network in February at Mobile World US Congress 2018 in Barcelona.

Nokia launches world-first MulteFire(TM) small cell to widen adoption of private LTE for industries, enterprises and operators

Private LTE and, in the future, 5G, going to help convert operations for industries and enterprises, in segments such as logistics, energy, mining, transportation, manufacturing, venues and Intelligent cities. Nokia could deliver end-to-end private LTE solutions, leveraging its network and Services for HetNet offerings. Nokia WING complements private LTE with a worldwide IoT network grid out of its alliance of operators for places where private LTE is not available, transforming supply chains for multinational enterprises. Nokia going to demonstrate the capabilities of the Flexi region MulteFire small cell over an end-to-end Private LTE network in February at Mobile World US Congress 2018 in Barcelona. The Nokia phone Flexi region MulteFire variant completes a comprehensive small cell portfolio which includes the industry's premier Flexi region to leverage spectrum in the US 3.5 GHz CBRS band.

Nokia small cell launch highlights MulteFire for private LTE

as declared in One inherent limitation is the availability of licensed spectrum. This paradigm has put unlicensed spectrum, particularly in the five GHz band which has long supported Wi-Fi, into the spotlight. To deliver gigabit LTE networks, based on the LTE features Pro specification, service providers Utilize Licensed Assisted Access (LAA) to aggregate licensed and unlicensed component carriers to innovate a bigger, faster information pipe. The MulteFire Alliance has led the charge for private LTE in five GHz and has launched a 1.0 specification as well as a 1.1 specification which speaks directly to MulteFire for the IoT. As this ecosystem continues to expand, Nokia phone this day reported it would demonstrate a MulteFire small cell and end-to-end private LTE network at the upcoming Mobile World US Congress event in 2018 ahead of planned commercial availability in Q2.

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