Vertiv has been recognized as a sample provider of micro data center solutions in Gartner's Hype Cycle reports for both Edge Computing and midsize enterprises. Each year, Gartner creates more than 90 Hype Cycles across various industries to help clients track technology maturity and future potential. Regarding micro data centers, Gartner reports state that companies have been building them for years, but often on an ad hoc basis.

Today, both large corporations and small businesses find themselves in a truly challenging environment: rising logistics costs, raw material shortages, high inflation, supply chain disruptions, and other issues. All these challenges, some of which stem from the ongoing pandemic, contribute to this critical situation.

Vertiv has received three industry leadership awards from Frost & Sullivan, recognizing product leadership in the prefabricated modular data center (PFM) sector in the EMEA region, and competitive strategy and customer value leadership in the critical food sector in Asia-Pacific.

Geotab has announced its collaboration with Renault to combine the telematics capabilities of its vehicles with the MyGeotab fleet management platform. This will provide a single point of access for fleet managers to make informed decisions and offer connectivity solutions to fleets of any size.

Machinery manufacturing is a dynamic global market where profitability, quality, flexibility, and machine efficiency are paramount.
That's why Phoenix Contact will be exhibiting at the 31st edition of BIEMH from June 13th to 17th. Visit us in Hall 6, Stand E13, where we'll be delighted to showcase our latest products and technologies for smarter machines and processes.

Christie® has announced its acquisition of the assets of Brass Roots Technologies LLC, a Texas-based technology innovation company specializing in consulting services and advanced optics design for high-performance display and imaging systems. All Brass Roots Technologies employees have been transferred to Christie, and operations will continue to be based in Allen, Texas, now under the Christie brand.

In the area of ​​passenger information, Aena has contracted services at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas, Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat, and Seville airports. The contract with Palma de Mallorca Airport, Spain's third busiest airport, means that Ikusi will be responsible for maintaining the security systems.

Salicru will supply a total of 200 Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems (UPS) of the SLC TWIN RT2 series of 2000 VA, to the telecommunications brand MásMóvil to implement the energy protection system in its 5G technology network, currently being deployed throughout the Spanish territory and which will allow its users to browse at a higher speed.

D-Link has announced its D-Link Roadshow conference tour, taking place in Spain and Portugal during May and June. Each event will be divided into two sessions: a morning session showcasing new products and an afternoon session offering official technical training on Nuclias Connect, the advanced unified management platform for wireless networks and switching.

Synology has announced an expansion of its warranty services with the new Extended Warranty Plus program. Activating this new plan allows customers to extend their devices' original two-year warranty to five years, receiving comprehensive support for hardware and software issues, including direct and advanced replacement services.

1. How do 6G components and materials differ from their 5G equivalents?
 
Navneet: 6G technology will be considerably different from 5G. One key difference is the use of extremely high frequencies above 100 GHz, between 140 and 240 GHz, to provide the bandwidth needed to carry several gigabytes of data. In 5G, the frequencies used are in the 28/39 GHz range, and thanks to advances in packaging, manufacturing, and material measurement, it is much easier to develop, measure, and manufacture a highly efficient system. Since 6G components must operate at extremely high frequencies, they must be designed, processed, and packaged accordingly.

Barcelona-based technology start-up nsign.tv is pleased to announce its participation in ISE 2022 (Fira de Barcelona Gran Via, May 10-13, booth #6G175) where it will showcase the new features and usability improvements of its digital signage platform – winner of the “Digital Signage Technology of the Year” award at the AV Awards – and the impact this technology can have on companies that adopt it.

Nokia has announced it will provide its data center switching solutions for Microsoft data center installations to support bandwidth growth on Microsoft Azure as part of a multifaceted agreement. The agreement expands the long-standing relationship between the companies, which have been working together to bring massively scalable, agile, and highly resilient networks to the data center environment.

Patton and Orange Business Services (OBS) announce the certification of the Session Border Controllers (eSBC) range with the BTIP (France) and Business Talk (International) SIP trunk offerings, as well as their versions on secure Internet links BTIPoI and BToI.

Nokia has been selected to work with Vodafone on the evolution of software-defined network manager and controller (SDN-M&C) services for the company's multi-access fixed network technology.

Under the agreement, both companies are conducting proof-of-concept trials in Europe. Depending on the success of these trials, Vodafone and Nokia intend to deploy the technology more broadly later this year.

Salicru has supplied several Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems to Aire Networks' data processing centers in the cities of Málaga, Madrid, and Talavera de la Reina (Toledo). These are the latest systems acquired by this wholesale telecommunications operator in Spain.

IMDEA Networks has been awarded the ENABLE-6G coordinated project from the national UNICO 5G call for proposals. The project comprises two sub-projects, RISC-6G and MAP-6G, and will be developed by a research team led by Dr. Domenico Giustiniano and Dr. Joerg Widmer. This funding will enable the Institute to continue its pioneering research in the field of networks and contribute to the development of the next generation of 6G technology.

Last year, Fractus and Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) established an industrial chair to promote technology transfer and research into 6G networks. The chair is led by Professor Ángel Lozano, head of the Wireless and Secure Communications Research Group at UPF, in collaboration with Dr. Carmen Borja, CTO of Fractus.

Salicru has joined the Spanish Data Center Association (Spain DC) as a partner. Spain DC was established to promote the development of data centers in Spain and strengthen the sector's economic growth. Spain DC connects leading data centers and high-quality providers in Spain, including Salicru, with a comprehensive catalog of solutions to optimize their operation and performance.

NeoCortec is now supplying its ultra-low-power wireless mesh modules to the German monitoring company Triptec. Triptec previously used GSM/GPRS modules to send messages and receive control commands to its remote plant and fault monitoring equipment. As more and more countries began phasing out 2G and 3G networks, the company needed future-proof radio technology to ensure the continued operation of its products and services.