Intel Insights

The Top 3 Trends Driving Wireless Innovation

As the wireless application landscape continues to evolve, network operators are discovering methods to enhance service for their customers and end-users. Over the coming years, trends such as C-band 5G, disaggregation, and neutral host architecture won’t just enable providers to increase the number of deployments in a more economical way—they’ll spur on additional innovation to everyone’s benefit.

5G and the Autonomous Future of Farming

With global pandemics, regional conflicts, worker shortages, and other factors snarling supply chains and spiking the cost of food, how do you ensure the health and stability of billions of people? If you’re Bluewhite—whose mission is to build resilient farms by maximizing productivity and reducing operational costs—the answer is autonomy, enabled by 5G and edge computing.

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The Benefits of Adopting Open RAN Architecture

Open RAN is crucial in driving digital connectivity. In this short video, Intel’s Wei Yeang Toh and other industry experts share insights into the growing landscape of O-RAN technology, explore the benefits of adopting an O-RAN architecture, and provide key takeaways and steps to help service providers and the telecom ecosystem expedite adoption.

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Webinar, May 7: Cybersecure Private 5G In-A-Box for Edge Deployments

Cybersecurity across hardware, firmware, software, and network layers leaves no room for compromise. In this session, join experts from Trenton Systems and Zscaler to explore solutions that provide edge-ready performance, rapid deployment, and zero trust security—all certified to operate in the harshest environments—with the power of 5G for responsive decision-making in the field.

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5G Core Power Management for a Lower Cost, More Sustainable Solution

Whatever the 5G use case is, operators need to serve more throughput per subscriber while meeting net-zero goals and cutting costs associated with power consumption. At MWC Barcelona 2024, Dell Technologies, Casa Systems, and Intel demonstrated how dynamic power management can scale power consumption up or down to meet ever-changing throughput demand more economically.