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2014 ComSoc Technology News (CTN)

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ComSoc Technology News (CTN) is a free, online monthly publication that publishes interesting, timely, and newsworthy articles that span a wide range of topics related to the communications technology industry.

December 2014
From Smartphones to Connected Sensors: It’s a Mobile Device Revolution

November 2014
The Internet of Things (IoT)

October 2014
5G

September 2014
Smart Data Pricing

August 2014
Software Defined Networks & Virtualization Trends in Communications

July 2014
Innovation, Patents & Startups in Communication Technologies

June 2014
Network Neutrality, the Internet & QoS

May 2014
5G

April 2014
CTN April 2014 Issue
Communications and Network Security

March 2014
Molecular Communication

February 2014
CTN February 2014 Issue

January 2014
Energy-Spectrum Efficiency Tradeoff for Video Streaming over Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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There’s Also F-5G!

We spend most of our lives listening to TV commercials about 5G and all the wonderful things it can do for you, and of course we know that 5G relates to wireless communications. For those of us that are in the muck of 3GPP standards, we tend to lose sight of other technologies that are fundamental to the success of wireless communications. Enter F5G or Fifth Generation Fixed Networks. Given all the hype about ChatGPT and given the lack of understanding that I have about optical networking, I decided to ask Bing Chat to write a short intro to an article about F5G, and this is what it came up with: “F5G is the latest advancement in fixed network telecommunication technology. It serves for the optical bandwidth access of fixed networks through wiring and is different from 5G, which is the fifth generation of mobile telecommunication that mainly serves for the access of mobile terminal devices like mobile phones. F5G will open new opportunities by comprehensively applying fiber technology to various scenarios and expanding the reach of fiber to everything, everywhere. This will benefit all industry verticals such as telecom, education, healthcare, finance, energy, transportation and manufacturing. In this article, we will explore what F5G is and how it can improve our daily lives.” Interesting, it even told us what we can expect from the article. So, this month Marcus Brunner was kind enough to give us a bird’s eye overview of Optical Access and in particular F5G Advanced. Enjoy it.

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