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+categories: ["Datengarten"]
+tags: ["Mobilfunk", "GSM", "LTE"]
+series: "Datengarten"
+title: "Datengarten 102"
+no: 101
+subtitle: "Commercial Cellular Base Station Technology"
+speaker: "Harald "LaF0rge" Welte"
+date: 2019-09-04T16:23:00+02:00
+event:
+  start: 2019-09-10T20:00:00+02:00
+  end:   2019-09-10T22:00:00+02:00
+location: CCCB
+language: en
+streaming: true
+recording: 
+---
+In today's hyper-connected society, everyone constantly uses their smartphone,
+which in turn uses the commercial cellular networks (from 2G/GSM to 4G/LTE)
+in order to achieve connectivity.  However, contrary to WiFi technology, even
+most technology-minded people don't have much of an idea how the infrastructure
+behind those cellular networks looks like.
+
+This talk does not cover the architecture and protocols of underlying
+cellular systems, but focuses on the physical side of things:
+* what are the typical components of cellular base stations?
+* what are their key functionalities?
+* how did cellular base station technology evolve during the past 20 years?
+* how do we expect cellular base stations to change in the [near] future?
+
+We will not cover DIY or hobbyist projects here, but the actual technology deployed
+in the field by real-world commercial operators.
+
+About the speaker:
+
+Harald Welte is a CCC member since the 1990ies, developing Free Software
+for more than 20 years, has a prior life as Linux Kernel developer. He has
+founded the Osmocom project (https://osmocom.org/) about 10 years ago
+and focused his life on implementing cellular protocols, interfaces and
+network elements as Free Software.
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