Digital Global Systems (DGS), an innovator and leader in delivering dynamic spectrum sharing to improve private wireless networks, enable 5G services, and enhance next-generation RAN, announced new partnerships and developments built around the company’s proprietary persistent RF awareness technology.
DGS has partnered with Airspan to demonstrate its technology Sept. 26-28 at Mobile World Congress Las Vegas 2023 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company also is partnering with Dell to deliver a CBRS-neutral host POC with the City of Las Vegas.
Additionally, DGS has signed Excelerate Technology as its new distribution partner, and technology industry analyst group ABI Research (ABI) has published its report on DGS’s dynamic spectrum-sharing technology.
As wireless communications needs to expand exponentially and the spectrum becomes increasingly congested and contested, the need for an alternative approach for industry and enterprise has become increasingly urgent.
Existing spectrum-sharing alternatives suffer from limitations that hinder networks from optimally enabling low-latency, high-reliability services that are critical for organizations across many sectors, including public safety, defense and public sector, airports, smart city infrastructure and utilities, among many others.
DGS has developed patented technologies that provide spectrum utilization measurement and facilitate low-latency and high-reliability communications using today’s 5G networks.
DGS partnerships and announcements include:
- Dell and the City of Las Vegas – DGS and Dell are partnering on a neutral host CBRS proof-of-concept for the City Las Vegas, which is a leader in Smart City initiatives. The initiative will allow DGS to demonstrate the value of persistent RF measurements within the context of CBRS network operations effectiveness. The partners will demonstrate their combined technology’s value proposition via this project to support the City of Las Vegas public employees;
- Airspan at MWC Las Vegas – Airspan has partnered to demonstrate the importance of DGS RF awareness technology for RAN vendors, Sept. 26-28, during Mobile World Congress Las Vegas 2023, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Guests are invited to meet with Airspan and DGS for an exhibit at DGS booth 530 in the conference exhibition hall;
- Excelerate – DGS announced a distribution partnership with Excelerate Technology, a provider of hybrid connectivity solutions to governments, civil defense agencies, and emergency services worldwide. Excelerate will use DGS’s RF situational awareness and anomalous signal detection to increase the security posture of its clients;
- Patents – DGS continues to invest heavily in RF awareness research and has added new U.S. and international patents to its portfolio. Now with a total of 135 patents, the company leads in the four key technology areas needed for spectrum optimization and management, which include RF capture, RF analysis, actionable data, and process optimization.
- ABI Research White Paper On Dynamic Spectrum Sharing – Leading analyst group ABI Research has published a whitepaper entitled Dynamic Spectrum Sharing for Private Cellular, stating that RAN vendors can gain market share by integrating DGS’ DSMS (Dynamic Spectrum management system) into their equipment. This will allow them to better understand the RF environment, which will result in more efficient deployments and systems. To download the paper go here.
“For the last decade, DGS has developed and implemented technology to make radio frequency spectrum — the lifeblood of wireless network services — universally accessible and usable in today’s digital economy,” said Fernando Murias, chairman and CEO of Digital Global Systems. “Today, we are seeing a major uptick in demand for our capabilities as wireless networks strain to support the growing need for high-reliability, low-latency performance to support carriers, municipalities, government entities, enterprises and more.”
ABI Principal Analyst Leo Gergs said, “DGS’s dynamic spectrum sharing capabilities are a valuable and credible approach to understanding the RF channel and making sure that interference and channel impairments can be addressed in near real-time. This opens valuable communications opportunities to improve private and licensed wireless network performance and enhance next-gen RANs.”
With its dynamic spectrum management technology, DGS enables companies to use 5G to cost-effectively optimize communications in the office and in the field, across multiple IoT applications. As demand for wireless spectrum will grow, the ability to maximize utilization of available spectrum in real time will become even more critical to ensure U.S. wireless networks and related services continue to drive innovative, new technologies to stay technologically competitive on the global
To learn more about DGS’s RF awareness and wireless network optimization technologies, visit digitalglobalsystems.com.
