The mission of the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation is to advance open-source, AI-native RAN technologies and innovation.
We’re excited to have an ISCO representative in Los Angeles this week attending MILCOM, the IEEE Military Communications Conference. They’re pioneering the future of space and terrestrial networks, and who wouldn’t want to support their mission: “To bring the world together in harmony through communications and networking technology research, application, education, and incubation of new
ISCO is excited to be in our nation’s capital at the Military Tactical Communications Summit! As described on the website, “The 14th Annual Military Tactical Communications Summit will convene leading experts and key decision-makers from the DoD, Military Services, Industry, and Academia for in-depth discussions centered on advancing tactical communications and strengthening network capabilities to
ISCO has successfully completed the first over-the-air testing of Interference Management and Cancellation (IMC) technology embedded within an O-RAN Distributed Unit (DU). ISCO conducted testing with a national research laboratory, utilizing Open RAN equipment over a 5G network. The goal was to demonstrate the ability to deliver resilience measures and hardened 5G infrastructure against jamming
Adoption of 5G mobile communications is accelerating four times faster than previous 4G /LTE technology. Indeed, with skyrocketing demand for high-speed, high-capacity mobile connectivity, 5G has already exceeded 2.25 billion connections worldwide. To date, much of the next-generation mobile infrastructure currently in operation has been deployed to meet the demand of public mobile network