Cloud RAN Accelerators: which one is in the lead, and why? - Ericsson

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Press play on photo to watch the video Do you want to listen to this videoepisode instead? Play the audio only. Service providers' key expectations from 5G and toward 6G era are to successfully manage the immense traffic growth and leverage mobile networks to support new use cases. To put the expectations into concrete numbers – the projections say that 5G subscriptions will reach 1 billion, and the average monthly usage per smartphone will surpass 15 GB by the end of this year and then grow to 40 GB by the end of 2027. As mid-band brings the potential of high capacity to explore new use cases with high bandwidth demand, new considerations appear on how to get the most out of 5G in Cloud RAN, impacting service providers' strategy of designing their 5G networks and selecting the best RAN processing option. Talking about processing and the time-critical nature of some elements, different parts of the RAN software stack have different requiremen...
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Apartment project will bring new rentals to Garland - The Dallas Morning News

Developers have lined up $63 million in funding for a new Garland apartment community.

Anthem Development is building the 340-unit Lofts iThirty rental project north of Interstate-30.

Debt and equity financing for the 10-acre development was arranged by Los Angeles-based Nova Capital for Anthem Development, a Beck Ventures Co.

"We were able to close on the financing during a period of volatility in the economy and capital markets where other groups are having difficulty getting their projects financed, especially development deals," Steven Yazdani, Managing Director of Nova Capital, said in a statement. "As the market continues to evolve, financing deals will be more difficult as many lenders are on the sidelines and/or providing conservative financing terms.

"Equity groups and lenders are being very conservative with their underwriting assumptions and cautious with new investments."

Anthem Development has a track record of apartment projects in Carrollton, Grand Prairie, Dallas and Sachse.

The Lofts iThirty apartments will include two resort style pools, pet spa, pet park, game room, coffee bar, co-work lounge, outdoor kitchens and two fitness centers.

The project site is adjacent to DART's Lake Ray Hubbard transit center at Duck Creek Drive and Greenbelt Parkway.

Bank OZK financed the development which will open in 2025.

"This is our second deal with this institutional joint venture equity partner and Bank OZK in the past 14 months, just 22 months after starting the company," Ross Frankfurt, Anthem's CEO, said in a statement.

Dallas-Fort Worth is the country's fastest growing apartment market with more than 60,000 units under construction.

Toll Brothers plans new Frisco apartments

Apartment project will bring new rentals to Garland - The Dallas Morning News

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