Sean Kinney is the Editor In Chief at RCR Wireless News. He focuses on a range of topics including 5G technology, telecommunications infrastructure, and edge computing, with a keen interest in the intersection of tech and the telecommunications industry. Sean is also featured in JD Supra and hosts Arden Media's podcast, Will 5G Change the World?
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Sean Kinney focuses on the telecommunications industry, particularly 5G technology and its intersection with artificial intelligence and sustainability. He frequently features expert commentary and press releases.
If you have insights into the latest developments in 5G technology, AI applications in telecommunications, or sustainability within the telco industry, Sean may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if your company has recently made significant announcements or released data pertaining to these areas of focus, it could be worth reaching out to him.
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By: Sean Kinney
With ISAC, Qualcomm says operators can improve spectral and energy efficiency while opening the door to new cellular services
As 6G takes shape, Qualcomm is working to make NTNs a foundational part of the future system rather than an extension of terrestrial coverage.
By: Sean Kinney
Qualcomm details its AI-native 6G vision which spans the air interface, through devices and the network, to the cloud
Enterprises don't buy APIs because of standardization; they buy less fraud, better authentication, trusted customer engagement and other outcomes.
By: Sean Kinney
In the push toward autonomous networks, trust has to come first. Cisco sees it as a function of observability, knowledge graphs, confidence scoring, agent interoperability and human validation.
By: Sean Kinney
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AI-RAN promises a software-driven path to greater capacity, programmability and operational efficiency
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