SKYBOXE enables wireless carriers to target Business and Home users with new 5G Fixed Wireless Access Router, Podcast

The SKYBOXE 5G Fixed Wireless Access Router is basically a 3rd party device that will be available to business and home users where a long-term contract with one of the big three does not make sense. It will allow the consumer to pick and choose the components that they would like for their service. Mitch Weinraub Don Witt with The Channel Daily News, a TR publication, speaks with Mitch Weinraub, Chief Product Officer at SKYBOXE about the channel they are developing.  Initially, business and home consumers can purchase the 5G Wireless Access Router and UScellular service through SKYBOXE. Consumers may also purchase the technology through UScellular’s resellers and ecosystem.  As SKYBOXE brings on additional carriers, their channels will also be offering the SKYBOXE solution. Carriers looking to enhance their product portfolio should check out the SKYBOXE 5G Fixed Access Wireless Router. Listen in as Mitch provides some good insight into their technology and to the SKYBOXE channel strategy with a peak at what is to come in the future. About: Creating new and better avenues for 5G adoption SKYBOXE® is paving the way for 5G. They’re a leader in providing an application-based platform that accelerates 4G and 5G wireless broadband adoption in ways you can’t imagine. Their phones were designed with mobility in mind, but 5G is about more than just mobility. With companies investing billions of dollars in 5G infrastructure, SKYBOXE is providing a way for businesses and consumers to access broadband applications that’s better than what they’d normally get from traditional ISPs and pay-TV operators. For more information, go to: https://www.skyboxe.com

Oracle continues to expand the reach of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) with the new AT&T IoT agreement, Andrew De La Torre, GVP of Technology & Oracle Communications, describes to Don Witt of The Channel Daily News, a TR Publication, how Oracles fast OCI architecture will work well with the extensive AT&T IoT implementations. @Don Witt, Reporting LIVE for The Channel Daily News Andrew De La Torre, GVP of Technology,  Oracle Communications The Oracle and AT&T announcement is a major IoT partnering in the communication community.  Andrew De La Torre, GVP of Technology,  Oracle Communications, describes to Don Witt of The Channel Daily News, a TR Publication, how Oracles fast OCI architecture will work well with the extensive AT&T IoT implementations. The Oracle Enterprise Communication Platform (ECP) is effectively a horizontal platform that enables connected devices and real-time communications to be embedded into the Industrial solutions that Oracle produces. This covers several very diverse industries. These diverse industries can use embedded communication technology in their application development allowing them to participate in real-time communications at Oracles incredibly fast network speeds. Listen in to Andrew as he provides a very clear understanding of OCI and the security provided. About: Oracle Cloud is the first public cloud built from the ground up to be a better cloud for every application. By rethinking core engineering and systems design for cloud computing, they created innovations that solve problems that customers have with existing public clouds. They accelerate migrations of existing enterprise workloads, deliver better reliability and performance for all applications, and offer the complete services customers need to build innovative cloud applications. There are six key reasons customers are choosing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for all their cloud workloads. Far easier to migrate critical enterprise workloads Everything you need to build modern cloud native applications Autonomous services automatically secure, tune, and scale your apps Oracle Cloud provides the most support for hybrid cloud strategies Their approach to security—built in, on by default, at no extra charge OCI offers superior price-performance Listen in to Andrew as he provides a very clear understanding of OCI and the security provided. For more information, go to: Oracle