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#antenna #startup #5G #innovation New projects in progress… What about fabricating 5G innovative antennas in Brazil?

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Allcom Telecom has announced the launch of its mobile virtual network operator (#MVNO) in Brazil, using the network of Algar Telecom. The project foresees the offering of customized plans to serve businesses that use IoT, says Allcom The service should be available from the beginning of the third quarter this year throughout #Brazil. Allcom Telecom already reports a base of more than three million devices in the country in the #IoT and #M2M market, offering both connectivity management solutions and equipment for the segment (such as trackers, locators and PoS). CEO of Allcom Telecom, Marcio Fabozi said: "It is natural that, with the expertise we have developed, we evolve into a mobile virtual network telecom operation, adding more services and infrastructure, to enable the launch of new products focused on IoT segments, such as industry, agriculture and smart cities". https://lnkd.in/gecQtp6C

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ANATEL/Brazil opens a PUBLIC CONSULTATION Nº 50. The Public Consultation to update the definition of weak password contained in the mandatory minimum cybersecurity requirements for assessing the conformity of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) equipment, approved by Act No. 2436, of March 7, 2023. https://lnkd.in/d2YDp4R4 #TypeApproval #homologation #Quality #RegulatoryCompliance #TeamWork #Certification #MarketAccess #CustomerSatisfaction #productCertification #CoC #ANATEL #Brazil

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💡 2G and 3G Shutdown Update in #Brazil 💡 📗Brazil's National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) has updated its certification requirements for mobile phones and access terminal stations. Starting 06 April 2025, only devices with at least 4G technology will be eligible for certification. 📗The aim is to ensure that devices sold in Brazil are compatible with modern networks, preventing them from becoming obsolete when 2G and 3G networks are eventually phased out. 📗 Currently, 2G and 3G networks are responsible for 8% and 7% of all mobile accesses in Brazil, respectively. However, the Brazilian IoT/M2M market has had consistent growth since 2012, and it is now the main issue in Brazil. 📗 Issues of device compatibility between old and new networks are a challenge. Another issue is the speed at which users will update their devices. In addition, some essential services, such as alarm systems, vehicle tracking, and cargo monitoring, still depend on 2G/3G networks which need to be upgraded to #4G and #5G. #Conclusion Some countries are struggling with #2G and #3G shutdowns due to the M2M/IoT devices plus the old device compatibility. It's recommended to take some #phaseout steps in a solid timeline and cooperate with the different industries and companies. #2G #3G #Phaseout #Brazil

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Significant step forward on preparation for next generations

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What are the standards, technology, and implementation challenges of critical broadband? Join the Focus Forum at #CCW24 for a dynamic discussion with Guilherme Pizzato! Get ready to explore the roadmap ahead. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gPkmpXiX

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⚠️ Explore the proposed changes to certification requirements for mobile networks transitioning to 4G and 5G. ⬇️ #Brazil #ANATEL #3G #iCertifi #homologation #regulatorycompliance #globalmarketaccess #typeapproval

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ANATEL/Brazil opens a PUBLIC CONSULTATION Nº 51. to update the Technical Requirements for the Conformity Assessment of Restricted Radiation Radiocommunication Equipment, approved by Act No. 14448, of December 4, 2017, with the aim of including new technologies in its scope and aligning with internationally adopted standards and regulations. https://lnkd.in/dZVX4MdZ #TypeApproval #homologation #Quality #RegulatoryCompliance #TeamWork #Certification #MarketAccess #CustomerSatisfaction #productCertification #CoC #ANATEL #Brazil

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Brazilian M2M MVNO Eseye, eyes Latin America expansion in 2025 The mobile virtual network operator (#MVNO) Eseye, wants to expand from Brazil to other Latin American countries in mid-2025. The #M2M #IoT MVNO has been focused on growing its business in the Brazilian market since 2016 but is now eyeing the expansion into other markets, as explained by Ana Carolina Bussab, general director of the company in Brazil to Mobiletime. “We have constant growth of 9% to 20% per year. So, we want to increase this growth, see what is possible and feasible within the Brazilian reality and then, at a comfortable level, dedicate ourselves with time and technology to expand to Latin America”. Founded in 2007 in the United Kingdom, Eseye offers connectivity services for companies that need connection for M2M and IoT operations with multiple operators. In Brazil, Eseye is an accredited MVNO and partner of the mobile virtual network aggregator (#MVNA) and enabler (#MVNE) Surf Telecom. Its local clients are utilities such as Equatorial, CPFL and Comgás, as well as supply chain, vehicle and cargo tracking companies. In total, the company has 700,000 active devices, but this number can vary up or down, due to the amount of "bait loads" (equipment disguised within the load that is used once and then discarded). The MVNO's international portfolio is made up of Amazon, Shell Recharge (connected station pumps), Sony, Walmart and Bosch, among others. https://lnkd.in/gvERvTh2

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The RMS network (high bitrate network): RMS stands for “Red Metropolitana Multiservicio” (Metropolitan Multiservice Network). This MPLS network prototype, shown below, was built in cooperation with ANTEL, the public telecommunications company of Uruguay. The provisioning scenario is the same as before, running over a network composed of Cisco 7200 routers.

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The June 2024 Ericsson Mobility Report outlines the transformative potential of 5G technologies, particularly with the advent of 5G standalone (SA) architecture. As service providers move away from traditional best-effort connectivity models toward more sophisticated, high-performing programmable networks, several innovative solutions are expected to emerge, driving growth across various sectors. · Performance-Based Business Models: The shift to 5G SA enables differentiated connectivity, where network performance can be tailored to meet specific requirements of various applications and industries. · AI and Smart Solutions: The integration of AI with 5G networks will create smart solutions that are contextually aware and capable of dynamic decision-making. ·Economic Benefits to Businesses and Societies: The economic impact of 5G extends beyond enhanced connectivity. By enabling new use cases and business models, 5G can stimulate innovation across industries, leading to the creation of new markets and revenue streams. In summary, the continued deployment of 5G technologies, especially through 5G SA, is not just about faster speeds, but about enabling a broad range of innovative solutions. These solutions have the potential to transform industries, improve quality of life, and drive economic and societal growth in alignment with global sustainability goals. https://lnkd.in/ga3dXnV9

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Antennas for Cellular Networks – Part 1 Antennas are a vital component of any telecom network, responsible for converting electrical signals into electromagnetic waves and vice-versa. Different types of antennas used in telecom, examining how frequency bands and MIMO technology influence performance. For lower/mid frequencies, working with 4-port, 6-port, or 8-port antennas, understanding how these devices integrate with radio modules is key to maximizing network efficiency and coverage. Key concepts: 📶 Frequency Bands: How different frequencies shape network choices. 🚀 MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output): How it boosts capacity, throughput, and gain. ⚙️ Antenna Specs: From port numbers to advanced capabilities, learn what matters for optimal performance. More antenna ports mean more potential for enhanced speed and network efficiency. 🌐 Don’t miss out on mastering these critical telecom components. Join our comprehensive course - https://lnkd.in/e4taMSc2 https://lnkd.in/edf2j32Q

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Allcom partners with Orbcomm for satellite IoT and GE Vernovan for Private Network Allcom Telecom intends to offer satellite connectivity for Internet of Things (#IoT) networks in Brazil. To this end, the company has entered into a partnership with ORBCOMM, a company that operates 28 satellites. In an interview with TELETIME , Allcom CEO Marcio Fabozi said that the goal is to serve companies that operate in remote or hard-to-reach areas in Brazil. " We see satellite in our offering as a complementary technology to some other network technology that we have ," said Marcio Fabozi. In this sense, sectors of the economy such as agribusiness, logistics, utilities and maritime transport, for example, are examples of markets that are in Allcom's sights. In the case of agriculture, it will be possible to use IoT technology to monitor machinery, weather conditions and crops in real time. But there are other markets to be explored – and where Allcom believes that satellite can be the main communication technology. This is the case of vessels – which should now be better explored through the partnership with Orbcomm, said Fabozi. In addition to satellite connectivity for IoT devices, Allcom Telecom has also partnered with GE Vernovan (present in 90% of the world's energy utilities, according to the company) to distribute #PrivateNetwork solutions in Brazil. The focus here is on sectors that demand high connectivity and low latency. As Fabozi told TELETIME, the partnership will enable private LTE 4G and 5G networks, complementing Allcom's IoT solutions. As with the satellite offering, this collaboration with GE targets industries such as agribusiness, energy, mining and transportation. The goal is to offer automation, monitoring and connectivity for autonomous vehicles and equipment. Since June, Allcom has also been a mobile virtual network operator (#MVNO) in Brazil. According to Allcom's CEO, the expectation is that new satellite IoT offerings and private networks will boost the company's growth. "We have grown by almost 2 million [connected] devices in the last two years," said the CEO. By 2024, the company expects to add another 1 million devices. "But this base, today, comes from the cellular network. With these new satellite offerings, private network and LoRa, we understand that we will start to cover not only new businesses, but we will also be able to increase this base even more with these technologies," he said. https://lnkd.in/gcQyp_9i

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K2 Telecom has created an innovative service offer while protecting its own network with Nokia's Deepfield Defender. The case study is worth the reading. Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/d4T-2agP Summary: K2 Telecom Brazil: Shield fast, scale smart, and monetize DDoS security This case study captures the case of K2 Telecom, Brazil, as it grows its operations and places a special emphasis on protecting its customers against new generations of DDoS attacks with the Nokia anti-DDoS solution that can detect and mitigate attacks in seconds, scale efficiently, and provide an opportunity to monetize security-enhanced services to their customers

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