Worries about 5G uplink capacity for AI are overblown – analyst
Network test results from Signals Research Group show AI and AR apps have minimal impact on uplink capacity but a surprising spike in signaling traffic.
T-Mobile: Uplink is the next big thing
Thelander said he doesn’t read too much into Nokia’s involvement here. “It doesn’t surprise me that they made this announcement with Nokia versus Ericsson.
Verizon launches network slice for public safety
In recent tests, wireless network research company Signals Research Group (SRG) found that T-Mobile’s first responder efforts are paying off.
Is bigger really better in massive MIMO radios? SRG tests KT’s 5G SA
“We easily identified an obvious gain in downlink performance with the 64T64R radios,” SRG reported, going on to say that “there was a clear double-digit percentage gain with the use of more antenna elements.”
T-Mobile’s satellite messaging put to the test: Here are the results
Wireless network research company Signals Research Group (SRG) published some of the results from its recent tests of T-Mobile’s new satellite messaging service, running through SpaceX’s Starlink satellites.
Dish’s 5G network in Las Vegas shows big improvement
A new study by Signals Research Group (SRG) shows marked advances in Dish Network’s 5G network in Las Vegas compared to a year ago.
Dish’s 5G speeds, VoNR performance in Vegas show improvement
Dish’s 5G network in Las Vegas clocked an average connection of 307 Mbit/s, and nearly 500 Mbit/s at the 90th percentile. Signals Research Group reported improvements in Dish’s 5G voice calls, but said uplink connections remained a problem.
Why one top wireless industry analyst is turning off 5G
Mike Thelander, of wireless network research company Signals Research Group (SRG), doesn’t want 5G on his phone anymore. His 5G connectivity problems are getting worse ‘and I had enough of it.’
5G drives network capacity at Super Bowl LVII: SRG
“Midband 5G is going to be pretty much everywhere,” said Signals Research Group President and founder Mike Thelander.
How MU-MIMO could change the FWA game for T-Mobile and Verizon
Testing by Signals Research Group at T-Mobile cell sites finds SRS beamforming and MU-MIMO active and yielding a dramatic increase in capacity – especially for receivers that don’t move.