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Druid Software acquires Node-H to accelerate private 4G, 5G

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By Joe O'Halloran Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Druid Software has acquired the personnel and intellectual property assets of Node-H, a Munich-based specialist in radio access network (RAN) software and user equipment technologies. A specialised core network software provider headquartered in Ireland, Druid Software’s Raemis cellular technology platform is said to be a mature 3GPP-compliant 4G/5G core network designed specifically for enterprise critical communications.
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AI workloads to test mobile network capability

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By Joe O'Halloran Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Few industries have stayed immune from the effects of artificial intelligence (AI), and the global mobile comms industry has certainly seen fundamental changes. Indeed, a study from Ookla has found that AI has changed “what a good mobile network looks like” and that the service metric the industry has relied on for over two decades – peak download speed – no longer wholly predicts performance.
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Space comms enters next phase as SpaceX raises the stakes

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By Joe O'Halloran Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Gaining higher altitudes with each coming month, the burgeoning satellite communications industry is being defined by three key trends, with a Starlink-shaped shadow cast right across an industry where operators want more control, and sovereignty is becoming a competitive advantage, says research from GSMA Intelligence.
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