Скачать или смотреть What talking drums teach us about M-MIMO. With Zhang Jiong at ZTE

The evolution of wireless networks from MIMO to M-MIMO and, finally, to GIGA MIMO is a fascinating story that tracks how a concept that initially few people believed could become a commercial reality has become a crucial technology for increasing the efficiency, performance, and availability of connectivity in cellular and Wi-Fi networks.



In this Sparring Partners with Zhang Jiong, RAN Marketing Director at ZTE, we look at this amazing story, starting not with cellular connectivity, but with an earlier form of wireless communications: the African talking drums used to send messages between villages. Listen to the conversation to find out what we can learn from the talking drums and where the future of MIMO will take us — think drones, reliability and security for critical communications, dense urban capacity, rural coverage, and more.



You can read the essay on African Talking Drums in Interfaces of the word by Walter Ong (https://books.google.it/books/about/I...) and Steve Pinker’s discussion of them in The language instinct (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lan...) .



 



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