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Gary Lerude is the Technical Editor of Microwave Journal.
Previously, he spent his career as a “midwife” aiding the growth of the compound semiconductor industry, from device to application, from defense to commercial. He spent 19 years at Texas Instruments, 11 years at MACOM and six years with TriQuint. Gary holds a bachelor’s in EE, a master’s in systems engineering and an engineers degree (ABD) in EE.
AT&T plans to introduce mobile 5G service in a dozen markets by late this year (2018), saying it expects to be the first U.S. operator to do so. In a release, the company updated its other efforts to improve connectivity through fixed wireless access and IoT services.
With all the conversation about 5G, you'd think LTE is on its deathbed. Not so. My recent conversation with the coauthors of “From LTE to LTE-Advanced Pro and 5G” explains the continuing evolution of LTE and how 4G will hold its own with 5G.
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