Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - April 2019 |
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4/29/2019 • 5G Smartphone Shipments to Grow from 5M in 2019 to 1B in 2025 • Intelsat Declares Drifting Satellite Total Loss • FCC Seeks Telecommunications Specialist • How Will We Know If Early 5G Deployments Are Successful? • Huawei Trumpets 39% Revenue Growth in Q1 4/26/2019 • International Marconi Day 2019 is April 27 • Rogers CTO Says 600 MHz Spectrum Key to Launch 5G • Microsoft Hits $1T Market Cap • Three UK Asks Ofcom to Drop Costly Rural Connectivity Initiative • Hypersonic Weapons Present Severe Technological Challenges for Ruggedized Electronics 4/25/2019 • AT&T's Project AirGig Could Extend 5G mmWave Signals (a BPL scheme - trouble brewing) • Wireless Broadband Alliance to Conduct World's 1st Wi-Fi 6 Industrial Enterprise Trial • Is Wireless Killing Wired Networks? • Samsung Applies Brakes to Galaxy Fold Launch • An Unintended Consequence of Self-Driving Cars? 4/24/2019 • FCC to Make mm-Wave Spectrum Available for 5G and Satellite Broadband Services • Apple, Qualcomm Settle Their Dispute • $6B Market for Autonomous-Vehicle LiDAR in 5 Years • U.S. Stalls China Institutions' U.S. Tech Purchases • Huawei Touts Mass-Market Deployments of AirEngine Wi-Fi 6 Products 4/23/2019 • US, China Vying for AI and 5G Supremacy • EU Looks to Remold Internet with New Copyright Rules • 3D Printer Threads Electronic Fibers for E-Textiles • Japan Approves Carriers' Plans to Build 5G Networks • O2 to Activate 5G Driverless Car Testbed in June 4/22/2019 • Cloud Gaming Could Account for Half of 5G Traffic • Qorvo to Acquire Analog / Mixed-Signal Power IC Firm Active-Semi • Unexpected Properties Found in New Type Superconductor • TIM, Ericsson Install 5G Demo Zone at Rome's International Airport • Is Defense Acquisition at an Inflection Point? 4/19/2019 • Russia's New Radar Surveillance Aircraft Tracks 300 Targets at Once • 1st Demo of RF N-Polar GaN Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor HEMT • FCC's 24 GHz Auction Has Raised Nearly $2B in Bids • The Scientific Contributions of the Late Paul Allen 4/18/2019 • FCC OET Seeks Comment on Modifying Equipment Authorization Rules • Chip Manufacturing Equipment Sales Reach All-Time High • SAW Device Market to Grow to $3.4B 2024 • Huawei and China Telecom Complete 5G Electricity Slice Test • Security Researchers Find WPA3 Vulnerabilities 4/17/2019 • KT Corp Claims World's 1st Nationwide 5G Network • Life After Nokia: How Finland's Radio Valley Emerged • DARPA Announces 2nd Annual ERI Summit • SDR Assembly Makes Space Missions More Flexible • China Mulls Banning Bitcoin 4/16/2019 • Japan to Spend $14B on 5G over 5 Years • World Amateur Radio Day 2019 Marks IARU Founding • Tracking Phones, Google Is Dragnet for Police • Space Is Opening up for Electronics Design • WiFi Detects Suspicious Objects in Bags 4/15/2019 • U.S. Now Tied with China in Global 5G Race • AMSAT Comments in FCC Orbital Debris Mitigation Proceeding • Powerful Spyware App Hits iPhone • Amazon Shoots for the Stars to Provide Internet from Space • World's Tallest Buildings Not Built in USA Anymore (what is?) 4/12/2019 • Y2K-Like GPS Bug Knocks out NY City Wireless Network • Swarm Signs Ford, Vodafone, Others for Satellite IoT Service • France Tackles 5G Vendor Security Concerns • 24 GHz Auction Pushes Past $1.8B • Walmart to Amazon: Pay Your Taxes Before Challenging Us 4/11/2019 • 24 GHz Auction Moves to 5 Rounds/Day • Want Your AM To Succeed? Put It on FM. • Nokia Sees Private Networks as LTE-to-5G Transition • Google Avoided Paying £1.5B in Tax (no hypocrisy here) • Crowd-Sourced, Social Media Betting Tesla Will Crash and Burn 4/10/2019 • 5G Could Inject up to $20B/Year into UK Economy • Austria and Australia Join March Against Silicon Valley • Global Fixed Line Broadband Subscriptions to Hit 1.3B by 2025 • South Korea Carriers Announce 5G Pricing & Data Plans • EU Updates Caller Location Requirements for Advanced Mobile Devices 4/9/2019 • RF Power Semiconductor Market Growing at 12.29% CAGR • 5G Deployment Faces Skills Gap • 50% Spectrum Cap Will Stifle 5G in India • Israel's Beresheet Lander in Lunar Orbit 4/8/2019 • Take Part in The Engineer's 2019 Salary Survey • Amazon Gets into Satellite Connectivity Game • UK FTTH Footprint Passes 2M Properties • Wi-Fi 6 vs. 5G: Picking a Winner Misses the Point • EU Cars to Have Speed Limiting Tech by 2022 (Big Bro) 4/5/2019 • Bluetooth Low Energy Market to Triple by 2023 • Is U.S. About to Soften Stance on Huawei? • Petition for Rule Making Calls for "Amateur Digital Mode Transparency" • 3D Modeling for Many-GHz PCBs • Oslo to Install Wireless Fast-Charging System for Taxis 4/4/2019 • GPS Flaw: Security Expert Says He Won't Fly April 6 • Russia Spoofing GPS Signals on Massive Scale • Chip Firms Expect IoT to Be Key Revenue Driver • Additional Amateur Radio-Related Petitions Now Open for Comment • New Applications Bring Renewed Life to UWB Wireless 4/3/2019 • FCC Issues Another Massive Fine for Slamming, Cramming • T-Mobile Austria Launches 5G Network with 25 Base Stations • DoD to Transmit Interoperability Exercise Info via WWV/WWVH • ST Bets Future on Silicon Carbide • U.K. Says Huawei Equipment Has Major Security Flaws 4/2/2019 • FCC's 24 GHz Auction Surpasses $1.5B in Bids • Defiant Huawei Reports 20% Revenue Growth • FCC 5G Spectrum Auction Tops $1.4B • 2019 QST Key Design Competition Deadline on June 1 • Anti-Satellite Weapons: Rare, High-Tech, Risky to Test 4/1/2019 • FCC Tees up Public Notice on 37, 39, 47 GHz Auction • Ofcom Outlines Plans for 2019/2020 • Chinese Startup OneSpace Fails in 1st Orbital Launch Attempt • Saudi Telecom Company Has World's 1st Multi-Vendor Integrated 5G Network • Telegram Provides Nuclear Option to Erase Sent Messages |
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