"Increasing needs will drive the evolution of private LTE and 5G wireless networks. Consider the demands [on private networks] in the future: more devices, HD streaming, IoT, new security needs, & data-intense apps."https://t.co/xyIvTNLmXf{"page":36,"issue_id":620289}
John Goodenough, a professor of engineering at the University of Texas, was awarded the Nobel prize in chemistry for his work in developing lithium-ion batteries. https://t.co/YdrsLhykAg
“QCOM Sr director Ben Timmons estimates that industrial 5G IoT would be worth $5 trillion globally by 2035, when manufacturing, transport, construction, utilities, and mining industries will have implemented the tech.”
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Insightful new research/report that can be downloaded for free... The Views of Commercial Building Managers and Owners: 5G, CBRS and LTE https://t.co/JOVWSog4nz
Hear, hear! (Or, modern version.. Here, here!) Now, here's to focus on accelerating storage and grid balancing technologies driven by real-time energy metering of distributed resources.
Dear Gov Brown, I want to thank you. Not just for signing SB100, committing CA to zero-carbon electricity by 2045, and EO B-55-18 mandating carbon neutrality by the same year. But also for forcing lazy journalists to finally learn the difference between electricity and energy.
#NEO2018 sees $11.5 trillion being invested globally in new power generation capacity between 2018 & 2050, with $8.4 trillion of that going to wind & solar and a further $1.5 trillion to other zero-carbon technologies such as hydro & nuclear. Learn more: https://t.co/Wuf3LcfEms
We showcased 20 companies with some of the most exciting and innovative solutions to common #infrastructure problems in the areas of: communication, water, energy, mobility, and waste. #SmartCites https://t.co/N17YUUyRTi
Flattering to be included in this august group of smart city solutions. Thank you @builtworlds!!!
20 Infrastructure Solutions Toward a Smarter City
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Breaking! Wind and solar will generate 50% of global electricity by 2050, with coal down to 11%. Because economics. You think they are cheap now? They're gonna get cheaper. As are batteries.
More @BloombergNEF#NEO2018 highlights here: https://t.co/GVBVOvk4e6