Simula Metropolitan is a research center with activities within networks and communications, machine learning and IT management.
Together with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Simula has developed a voluntary app that can reduce the time needed to track the spread of Covid-19.
SimulaMet is closed to all visitors in response to the corona virus pandemic. All work is now being carried out digitally / web-based.
SimulaMet is proud to announce the SimulaMet Interoperability Lab (SMIL). SMIL is an experimental environment for research and innovation related to wireless technologies in a multi-vendor environment with focus on 5G and IoT.
SimulaMet announces today a unique industry cooperation in the SimulaMet Interoperability Lab (SMIL) with Huawei Technologies. Through this cooperation, SimulaMet will get access to the latest 5G terminals and basestations and the parties will work together to demonstrate new services and applications possible with 5G.
SimulaMet announces today a unique cooperation with the Norwegian startup company TransPacket in the SimulaMet Interoperability Lab (SMIL). SimulaMet and TransPacket will work together to design and improve fronthaul network technologies for 5G.
SimulaMet announces today a unique cooperation with nLogic in the SimulaMet Interoperability lab (SMIL). SimulaMet and nLogic will work together to design and test network solutions for 5G in the new lab.
Monday, October 28, the Minister of Digitalisation Nikolai Astrup visited Simula at Fornebu.
Simula’s Senior Research Scientist Michael Rigeler has been invited to become a member of Akademiet for Yngre Forskere (The Young Academy of Norway).
Simula Metropolitan’s Center for Resilient Networks and Applications (CRNA) performs long term measurements of Norwegian mobile broadband networks. The measurements form the basis for an annual report on the stability and performance of these networks.
As part of the Paranoia 2019 Conference, Simula Metropolitan and NTNU Center for Cyber and Information Security came together to host a Cyber Symposium.
On March 6th, NUPI and SimulaMet invited the security manager in Huawei Norway to debate cybersecurity.
Around 100 guests were present in Festsalen at OsloMet to celebrate the official opening of Simula Metropolitan Center for Digital Engineering (SimulaMet) Thursday, January 31st.
Professor and Director of Simula Metropolitan Olav Lysne guested NRK Urix on Wednesday, January 30th to discuss Huawei and societal security.
In an article published in Computerworld, Chief Scientist at SimulaMet Magne Jørgensen, discusses a recent survey conducted by SimulaMet. The survey looked at the relationship between system developer skills and their workload estimates in IT development.
