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June 21, 2020
Qube Solves 5G Small Cell Dilemma for Municipalities via Co-location
Formed in 2017 by wireless industry veterans Kevin Garland and Joe Page, QUBE-MRS develops and manufactures components for the rapidly changing wireless industry. It began with equipment shrouds for concealing 4G radios and grew into a system of poles, shrouds, underground solutions and antenna supports — and says it was the first to manufacture a multi-radio shroud with co-location capacity, hence the “MRS” in the name (Multiple Radio System).
September 8, 2020
Avoiding the Rocky Road of Radio Swaps
Open RAN is made up of components from multiple vendors, creating an interoperable system, where RAN equipment previously came from one exclusive vendor. Dell’Oro Group forecasts double-digit growth in virtualized Open RAN sales over five years, with cumulative investment projected to surpass $5 billion — which makes the ability to swap radios without rebuilding a pole a practical question.
October 21, 2020
Qube-MRS Joins Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Program
Qube-MRS announced that it had joined the Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Program to help facilitate connectivity for smart city development through its 4G and 5G small cell infrastructure. The company notes that thousands of Qube small cell shrouds and smart poles are installed across the U.S., from California to New Jersey.
December 28, 2020
Nashville explosion and 5G paranoia
The company also republished an industry news item about the Christmas Day Nashville bombing, in which the suspected bomber was reported to have been motivated by paranoia over 5G technology. It is included here because the company published it, not because this rebuild endorses the reporting.
