Product Feature: SIM Swap Protection - Cape

Traditional carriers rely on insecure and hackable usernames and passwords. Cape replaces them with digital signatures, providing advanced cryptographic authentication to protect you from SIM swaps.

Training Language Models via Neural Cellular Automata

6G Is Coming. Here’s What to Expect From the Next Generation of Cellular Tech

When it succeeds 5G in 2030, the next-gen mobile network will focus on upload speeds, AI, and radar-like “sensing” of vehicles, devices, and people.

Tracking single red blood cells as they move through the brain

With a new tool developed at WashU, functional photoacoustic microscopy reaches super-resolution

Quectel RM255C mid-tier 5G RedCap M.2 and LGA modules support LTE Cat 4 fallback, multi-constellation GNSS

Quectel has just announced two new 5G RedCap modules, the RM255C-GL (Global, M.2) and RG255C-NA (North America, LGA), both of which are 3GPP Release 17-compliant 5G RedCap (Reduced Capability) modules designed to bridge the gap between LTE Cat 4/6 and full-featured 5G. Both the modules support 5G Sub-6GHz SA with LTE Cat 4 fallback, peak data rates of up to 223 Mbps downlink and 123 Mbps uplink, and backward compatibility with Rel-15/16 networks. Additionally, the modules support optional multi-constellation GNSS via Qualcomm IZat Gen 9VT technology along with various interfaces such as USB 2.0 and PCIe 2.0 (plus UART, SPI, I2C, SGMII, PCM on the RG255C-NA). Both support dual SIM, DFOTA, and embedded protocol stacks, and are suitable for industrial IoT, smart grids, video surveillance, mobile hotspots, wearables, and other medium-speed applications. Quectel RM255C-GL and RG255C-NA specifications: Connectivity 5G NR – 3GPP Release 17 RedCap (Reduced Capability) Sub-6 GHz Standalone (SA)

Mobile networks face new cellular UAV exploitation risks - VibeWire Magazine

Defending mobile networks against modern threats like cellular UAV exploitation requires advanced network intelligence. In June 2025, Ukraine executed Operation Spiderweb, an attack disabling or destroying around 20 Russian aircraft across five airbase...