CBNL: 5G will open the flood-gates for smart city initiatives
By Chris Kelly, Total Telecom
Wednesday 05 December 18
Fresh from his company's win at the World Communication Awards 2018, Total Telecom caught up with John Naylon, CTO and co-founder of CBNL to discuss the evolution of smart city initiatives around the world
What are the main trends that you are noticing developing in the industry at the moment?
We are seeing a surge of interest in the use of mmWave spectrum to deliver powerful solutions for a number of market sectors, smart cities being one of the most significant. CBNL was one of the early pioneers of 5G mmWave spectrum using 26GHz for deployment in Rzeszów, Poland, even before the current focus on these bands. CBNL has long since understood the benefits of building connectivity platforms using mmWave and the benefits it brings in terms of low latency networking and high speeds. However, we’re now seeing considerable broader interest in FWA – both for supporting enterprise solutions and for residential broadband…
What are the main trends that you are noticing developing in the industry at the moment?
We are seeing a surge of interest in the use of mmWave spectrum to deliver powerful solutions for a number of market sectors, smart cities being one of the most significant. CBNL was one of the early pioneers of 5G mmWave spectrum using 26GHz for deployment in Rzeszów, Poland, even before the current focus on these bands. CBNL has long since understood the benefits of building connectivity platforms using mmWave and the benefits it brings in terms of low latency networking and high speeds. However, we’re now seeing considerable broader interest in FWA – both for supporting enterprise solutions and for residential broadband…
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