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Large-scale festivals attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The logistics behind such events are massive: from security to VIP facilities, everything is meticulously prepared for months in advance. Technological progress plays an increasingly important role in optimizing festival operations.

When setting up an IoT solution, many organizations assume that connectivity is as simple as inserting a regular SIM card. Just plug it in and go. But in reality, it’s far more complex. IoT business cases place different demands on availability, coverage, management, and long-term reliability. Without a solid foundation, failing to meet these requirements later can result in higher costs, complex operations, or degraded performance.

We will have to wait a little longer for faster 5G internet. This is because Inmarsat is causing delays in its development. The radio frequencies destined for the 3.5 GHz band are still owned by Inmarsat.

On 1 February 2024, Inmarsat will lose them, Economic Affairs Minister Adriaansens has indicated. To this end, the National Frequency Plan will be amended. Indeed, a stalemate has arisen between Inmarsat and the Ministry of Economic Affairs after a long time.

The auction of new radio frequencies was constantly being postponed because Inmarsat was still using them. Inmarsat is using the frequency to receive emergency calls from sea. However, this communication goes through the same frequencies meant for mobile networks.

We will have to wait a little longer for faster 5G internet. This is because Inmarsat is causing delays in its development. The radio frequencies destined for the 3.5 GHz band are still owned by Inmarsat.

On 1 February 2024, Inmarsat will lose them, Economic Affairs Minister Adriaansens has indicated. To this end, the National Frequency Plan will be amended. Indeed, a stalemate has arisen between Inmarsat and the Ministry of Economic Affairs after a long time.

The auction of new radio frequencies was constantly being postponed because Inmarsat was still using them. Inmarsat is using the frequency to receive emergency calls from sea. However, this communication goes through the same frequencies meant for mobile networks.

Extra space will be released on the national frequency bands on December 1, 2023, so that 5G can finally be rolled out. At the end of this year, the frequency in the 3.5 Gigahertz (GHz) band will be auctioned. Minister Micky Adriaansens of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy has made extra room for 5G by amending the National Frequency Plan (NFP).

5G NR (New Radio) is the radio access technology used in 5G networks. It forms the foundation for wireless communication between devices and the mobile network and is designed to support higher speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity than previous generations such as 4G LTE.
Within IoT and connectivity, 5G NR enables new applications that depend on real-time communication and reliable connections.

6G

In the 6G era, the digital, physical and human worlds will merge to create exceptional experiences. While there is still a lot of innovation in 5G, with the 5G Advanced release of the new standards, Nokia Bell Labs has already started researching 6G to make it commercially available by 2030.

6G

In the 6G era, the digital, physical and human worlds will merge to create exceptional experiences. While there is still a lot of innovation in 5G, with the 5G Advanced release of the new standards, Nokia Bell Labs has already started researching 6G to make it commercially available by 2030.

KPN IOT has issued a new version of the roaming list. This list shows which mobile operators are working with KPN around the world. Additional information such as which networks are available and in which zone the operators are located is also visible.

KPN IOT has issued a new version of the roaming list. This list shows which mobile operators are working with KPN around the world. Additional information such as which networks are available and in which zone the operators are located is also visible.