Rivada Networks wants to revolutionise the way public and private operators share, pay for and access precious spectrum resources. What value should we place on the use of the radio spectrum, and who should decide? At the beginning of the era of radio communications, [...]
Add Mexico to the list of countries that soon could leverage LTE technology to meet the communication needs of its public-safety entities, although first responders are just one of many groups to be served under the new Red Compartida tender for a wholesale LTE network [...]
GOOGLE AND APPLE have pushed us closer to a world in which we’re freed from the tyranny of wireless carriers. Declan Ganley wants to take us all the way there. With its latest Android phones, Google is offering a wireless service, dubbed Project Fi, that automatically [...]
Government entities should be allowed to leverage unused spectrum resources to help fund public-safety initiatives, which would make obsolete the traditional public-safety LMR deployment model—in which governments provide spectrum and pay millions of taxpayer dollars [...]
The wireless revolution has been one of the great economic successes of the 21st century. At the turn of the century, a mobile phone was still essentially a device for making and receiving calls along with short text messages. Today the whole Internet fits in our pocket [...]
WRITTEN BY – Brian M. Carney Mr. Carney is a senior vice president at Rivada Networks. – In high school, I worked in a movie theater that offered half-price tickets on Tuesdays. I asked the manager, a septuagenarian named Joe, “Why Tuesday?” He answered in [...]
Rivada Networks Senior V.P. Brian Carney on how using Uber’s business strategy could lead to lower prices in other areas such as the wireless industry.
Rivada Networks recently announced that the company has been granted a patent for its approach to enable public-safety preemption on commercial wireless networks, even when the networks are so congested that communications efforts normally would remain in queue. [...]
Declan Ganley isn’t the international man of mystery that some people would have you believe. He opens the door of his 18th Century Moyne Park stately home with a smile, as Benji the dog bounces around. There aren’t armed heavies or people in uniforms. [...]
It is widely believed that while successful tech companies build good products, the real innovation comes from those that build new markets. A typical example of this would be Apple, which can take most of the credit for the mobile app and tablet markets as we know them [...]
Article Published: Monday, 3 Mar 2014 | 12:00 AM ET By: Katy Barnato | Associate Producer, CNBC.com Traders could find themselves buying and selling a new commodity in two years’ time: wireless broadband. While the U.S. government is mulling whether to deregulate [...]
CNBC.com | Friday, 24 Jan 2014 | 10:58 AM ET A trading platform that will allow investors to buy and sell wireless broadband like a commodity has been approved by the U.S. patent office. Rivada Networks, a U.S. communications technology company, announced on Thursday it [...]
