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RCR Wireless News Executive Editor Kelly Hill reflects on L. Frank Baum's literature; highlights how 5G has impacted test and measurement; and discusses the digital divide in the context of Sprint and T-Mobile's merger.

Steve Douglas, head of 5G strategy for Spirent, answers questions from Marcel Proust's famous questionnaire; differentiates between delivering network capabilities and network experiences; and discusses how 5G can create efficiency and sustainability in high-emitting industrial sectors.

In this bonus episode, Qualcomm's Dean Brenner, SVP of Spectrum Strategy and Technology Policy, and VP of Government Affairs Alice Tornquist discuss the impact COVID-19 is having on students given ongoing school closures; explain the role broadband access plays in education; provide an overview of potential funding mechanisms; and urge you to contact your federal officials to ensure no students are left without the resources they need.

Peter Linder, head of 5G marketing for Ericsson in North America, discusses how operators can best evolve 5G networks to support a variety of new service offerings; reflects on two-time Formula One World Drivers' Championship runner-up Ronnie Peterson's colorful motto; and provides a masterful fast food/5G analogy.

With North America and China leading in deployments, along with increasing investment in Europe, Latin America and other important global markets, small cells are a key enabler for operators looking to drive network densification. In this podcast from RCR Wireless News, Nokia Small Cells Marketing Manager Rita Pallag discusses the regional dynamics shaping small cell deployments, and highlights marquee projects at a major shopping mall in Latin America and an outdoor installation in North America to provide improved quality of experience in urban areas.

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On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney, the managing editor for RCR Wireless News, takes a look at how the Open Compute Project is fostering innovation in the telecom industry with the adoption of white box servers and other hyperscale data center practices.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney, RCR Wireless News managing editor, talks with tower infrastructure writer Jarad Matula about the recent National Association of Tower Erectors 2016 conference. The pair discuss trends in tower safety training and certification, movement towards in-building installations of small cells and DAS, as well as what drones and 5G mean for the tower industry.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, RCR Wireless News Managing Editor Sean Kinney takes you inside Mobile World Congress 2016 to dissect the big themes of 5G and the Internet of Things. Clips feature conversations with Ericsson CEO Hans Vestburg, AT&T Mobility President Glenn Lurie, AT&T SVP of Wireless Architecture Rick Keathley and analyst Monica Paolini, president of Senza Fili Consulting. Kinney also discusses news from Mobile World Congress with RCR Editor-in-Chief Dan Meyer.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney, the managing editor for RCR Wireless News, shares highlights of a trip to Qualcomm headquarters in La Jolla, California. Kinney takes a look at demonstrations of Wi-Fi equipment optimized for the 802.11ad standard, a Wi-Fi self-organizing network (SON) solution, as well as a live demo of millimeter wave beamforming and steering, plus a demo of MulteFire, which operates LTE in unlicensed spectrum without the need for an anchor tenant deployed in licensed spectrum.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney, the managing editor at RCR Wireless News, learns about antenna concealment solutions from Jon Fitzhugh, CEO of Colorado-based ConcealFab. Fitzhugh highlights how concealment solutions can help ease deployments, as well as how it's important to produce concealment solutions in partnership with OEMs to ensure warranties are honored.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney takes a look at Ericsson's initiatives surrounding the connected industry and society. Kinney gets an overview of the business line, as well as market outlook and strategy, then gets demos of solutions geared toward smart metering and water management. These clips were filmed on location during the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney visits AT&T offices in Atlanta, Georgia, to learn more about Internet of Things (IoT) products geared toward smart home security and automation and connected cars. Kinney learns from Betsy Francis, AVP of sales and marketing, about the Digital Life product line. He then visits the AT&T Drive Studio to hear from Todd Rose, lead product development manager for AT&T drive, about the Drive Studio, a facility that allows for collaborative work with automakers on in-vehicle connectivity solutions.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney takes a look at Ericsson's initiatives surrounding the connected industry and society. Kinney gets an overview of the business line, as well as market outlook and strategy, then gets demos of solutions geared toward smart metering and water management. These clips were filmed on location during the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney discusses the outlook for fiber optic deployments, with a particular emphasis on wireless backhaul needs associated with small cell deployment, with Phil Olivero, chief technology officer for Lightower Fiber Networks.

IoT was the thing at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show and HetNet Happenings host Sean Kinney takes you through some of the key trends. Included in this episode are clips with Altair discussing low-power single mode LTE Cat 1 chipsets for industrial IoT applications; Nvidia on the Drive PX2 platform, which is shaping the future of autonomous driving; and Imagination Technologies previewing its Creator Ci40 home IoT development kit.

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On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney takes a look at the recent IEEE Globecom show in San Diego, Calif. Kinney gets an overview of the standard setting organization's flagship event from general chairman Ed Tiedemann, a Qualcomm SVP, and also learns about the standardization outlook for next-generation 5G mobile networks. From there, Kinney demos LAA/Wi-Fi aggregation technology from Qualcomm, and hears from National Instruments about MIMO prototyping.

On this episode of HetNet Happenings, host Sean Kinney, the managing editor at RCR Wireless News, takes you inside the recent LTE North America trade show. Segments include a look at DAS/RAN integration, enterprise small cells and the carrier outlook for next-generation 5G mobile networks.