James Blackman is a journalist based in London, specifically in the Lewisham area. He currently holds the position of Global Editor in Chief for RCR Wireless News. James covers a wide range of topics within the telecommunications industry, including 5G, IoT, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies.
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James Blackman focuses on the intersection of technology and industry, with a particular emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases. He predominantly covers topics related to software & SaaS, business & industry, and consumer electronics.
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By: Meta Time, James Blackman
Australia-based semiconductor company Morse Micro, pushing Wi-Fi HaLow for low-power mid-range IoT solutions, has released a new developer platform
By: Meta Time, James Blackman
The business arm of French telecoms operator SFR has launched two new 5G network ‘slicing' options for enterprise customers. These “differentiated connectivity solutions”, using 5G SA technology in the 3.5 GHz band in France, provide a “privileged access service” and a “tailor-made slicing service”, respectively, it said.
By: James Blackman
Nokia and Motorola Solutions have integrated hardware and software in a single ‘out-of-the-box' 4G/5G drone solution for first responders and emergency services, plus mission-critical industries.
By: Meta Time, James Blackman
Microsoft has signed a deal to sell its networking business Metaswitch to Utah-based cloud communications provider Alianza.
Talk about scale, right out of the gate; Vivo, the Brazilian unit of Spain-based Telefónica, has recruited Nokia to deploy private LTE (4G) networks
By: James Blackman
Note, this is a transcript, more or less, of the opening address at Industrial 5G Forum (still available on-demand) at the start of November; printed
By: James Blackman
Nokia is looking at how sub-THz IoT sensing could be used to monitor patients en masse, remotely, without the need to hook them up to medical devices.
By: Meta Time, James Blackman
There will be over 100 million Wi-Fi HaLow devices, geared for mid-range IoT applications in 850-950 MHz spectrum, in circulation by 2029, reckons ABI Research.
By: James Blackman
A couple of announcements from Germany-based IoT MVNO 1NCE: the firm has introduced a new global certification program for software ‘integrators' to
By: James Blackman
US chip-maker Silicon Labs has said it has shipped four million Wirepas sub-GHz RF mesh IoT units for India's advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) initiative, to go in smart electricity meters.
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