17th December 2019 by Blu Wireless
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is a new frontier for wireless broadband services and the provision of high performance 5G. FWA uses mmWave technology to provide high speed data transfer with the potential to revolutionise how...
3rd December 2019 by Blu Wireless
Edited by Simon Rockman at CW Journal Vol 3. Issue 1 in pages 38-39 In the balance between control and empowerment, or perhaps even between stagnation and chaos, where are our telecoms initiatives today? And...
26th November 2019 by Blu Wireless
Connected cars have long dominated the automotive agenda. Indeed, 125 million of them are expected to be on the road by 2022 as big industry players move to stake their claim in the field. But...
21st November 2019 by Blu Wireless
Last week’s 4th annual Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Summit in Amsterdam saw the best and brightest in the internet and connectivity space come together to share their latest innovations and discuss how to implement the...
19th November 2019 by Blu Wireless
In the last five years, Chris has transitioned from being a part-time team member and Master’s student to a successful full-time Senior Engineer, playing a vital role in improving Blu Wireless’s technology. We spoke to...
13th November 2019 by Blu Wireless
Bristol, UK – November 13, 2019 – Blu Wireless, the global leader in the use of unlicensed mmWave 5G connectivity for highspeed transport applications, today announced that their SurfBlu range of products will be launched...
7th November 2019 by Blu Wireless
Blu Wireless’s mmWave technology was last night declared the best automotive electronics innovation of 2019 at the annual TechWorks Awards gala. The awards celebrate the year’s key electronics innovations, people and companies from across the...
29th October 2019 by Robert Hughes
By Robert Hughes Over the last decade, Blu Wireless has successfully evolved from developing and licensing IP, all the way through to becoming a major wireless connectivity player. We’ve continually broken new ground, both technically...