Michael Koziol
June 16, 2022
Improving Cell Reception by Making Signals Noisier
Artemis Networks turns intentional interference into pockets of cellular clarity
“…the two big advantages of a pCell network are uniform coverage and spectral efficiency. In a typical network, a device tries to connect to the closest antenna and, if necessary, switch over to a new one when it moves. This creates unstable regions of coverage where the boundaries of individual cells interact. With a pCell network, all of the antennas are working together to blanket the area with the requisite noise. Wherever a device goes, its pCell bubble moves with it.”
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt
May 13, 2022
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Artemis pCell vRAN leapfrogs existing 5G networks with 10 times more capacity - has 6G just been delivered?
“When Steve Perlman first introduced pCell technology to the world, using interference to deliver a precise cell of coverage to every connected device in a given area, it was a genuine breakthrough that was ridiculed - but Artemis Networks has just switched on its network at the SAP Center in San Jose with results that are undeniable.”
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J. Sharpe Smith
May 13, 2022
Artemis’ pCell Tops Cellular Data Speeds in CBRS Band
“Artemis Networks unveiled a new technology this week that delivers 10x the capacity of conventional LTE/5G networks, only using free spectrum in the CBRS band. Known as the pCell, the Private LTE/5G Virtualized RAN (vRAN) averages more than 1 Gbps per second data speeds in 20 MHz of spectrum and more than 7.5 Gbps in 150 MHz.”
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Monica Alleven
May 11, 2022
Artemis’ pCell Takes the Back Door into 5G Private Networks
“Artemis announced the first large-scale pCell vRAN installation in the SAP Center, a 140,000-square-foot, 20,000-seat arena that hosts the San Jose Sharks hockey team, as well as a number of concerts, shows and the Panthers indoor football. The pCell vRAN makes SAP Center the world’s first venue with a Gigabit Private LTE/5G network, deployed in just 20 MHz of free (unlicensed) CBRS spectrum, according to Artemis. The SAP Center’s existing carrier networks required far more spectrum for adequate coverage and service.”
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Paul Kapustka
May 11, 2022
New Mobile Technology from Artemis Networks Gets CBRS Test Network at SAP Center
“Perhaps even more important may be Artemis’ claim of providing equal service to every device inside the seating bowl, no matter where the device is. That would be a huge improvement over most cellular and Wi-Fi stadium networks, which typically have zones of significantly different performance due to factors like not being able to mount an antenna close enough to seats to provide coverage.”
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Keith Dyer
May 11, 2022
Artemis Rides Again with pCell Relaunch
“Artemis, developer of the pCell concept, has relaunched its product as it comes to market with a fully fledged commercial offering for LTE and 5G private network and neutral host deployments.”
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Ina Fried
May 11, 2022
WebTV Founder’s Decade-long Quest to Improve Wireless
“Now, for the first time, Perlman’s Artemis has a commercial customer for the technology, with San Jose‘s SAP Center, home to the San Jose Sharks arena, installing a private pCell network”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Shira Ovide
March 22, 2022
Metaverse Lessons From Hollywood
“In my view, the metaverse becomes interesting when it’s at least as good as advanced video games today, and likely even better,’ [Perlman] said. ‘It won’t have a wide appeal until it is a universe of humans’ … His company [Artemis Networks] has worked for years on a wireless technology that promises to handle a cascade of digital information — including from virtual reality — and to translate within fractions of a second a head movement of someone wearing V.R. goggles into that same action onscreen.”
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Nick Wingfield
February 19, 2014
Wireless System Could Offer a Private Fast Lane
“In a spacious loft across the street from the Bay Bridge, Steve Perlman did something last week that would ordinarily bring a cellular network to its knees...”
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February 19, 2014
Sculley & Perlman: Wireless World is Breaking Open
“This is one of those
tubes-to-transistors moments that changes all the ground rules for mobile
wireless.”
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Cade Metz
February 19, 2014
This Man Says He Can Speed Cell Data 1,000-Fold. Will Carriers Listen?
“Steve Perlman is ready to give you a personal cell phone signal that follows you from place to place, a signal that’s about 1,000 times faster than what you have today because you needn’t share it with anyone else...”
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