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PHYTunes joins O-RAN Alliance to target in-building connectivity

PHYTunes joins O-RAN Alliance to target in-building connectivity

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By Jean-Pierre Joosting



PHYTunes has announced that it has become a member of the O-RAN Alliance. The alliance is dedicated to re-shapeing the Radio Access Network (RAN) industry towards more intelligent, open, virtualized and fully interoperable mobile networks. The new O-RAN specifications enable a more competitive and vibrant RAN supplier ecosystem with faster innovation to improve the user experience. O-RAN based mobile networks at the same time improve the efficiency of RAN deployments as well as operations by the mobile operators.

Said Dr. Akula Aneesh Reddy, Chief Scientist of PHYTunes, “Independent laboratory testing of high-speed connectivity over existing wireline infrastructure is essential to build a roadmap for product development based on open standards. We will work with service providers globally through the O-RAN Alliance to ensure network interoperability and innovation.”

PHYTunes will serve on the O-RAN Testing and Integration Focus Group (TIFG) and spearhead end-to-end testing and specifications for wireless-wireline convergence. Additionally, the company will participate in the O-RAN Global PlugFests to demonstrate functionality as well as interoperability with other O-RAN based network equipment.

5G loses significant signal strength going through physical barriers including glass, wood and concrete. If 5G and Wi-Fi 6 is going to deliver on the promise of digital transformation of the enterprise and entertainment, the connectivity issue inside buildings must be addressed.

PHYTunes utilizes existing wireline infrastructure to transport high-frequency wireless signals over existing telephone lines, fiber-optic cables, ethernet wires, and coaxial cables to seamlessly deliver 5G speeds with enhanced security and without degradation within the home, small business or enterprise. This effectively extends the range of wireless signals around the barriers that limit propagation of high-frequency signals, thereby enabling lower latency, higher efficiency, lower power consumption, and being environmentally friendly as a result. To achieve the full potential of 5G inside homes and enterprises, vendors need to develop and adopt standards from the core network to the antennas. Working with the O-RAN Alliance, PHYTunes will be able to test and validate this interoperability.

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