Nokia, T-Mobile US and Intel launch 28GHz trial
Nokia, T-Mobile US and Intel have teamed up to launch an inter-vendor field trial in Washington State to bring a 28 GHz outdoor 5G commercial radio system on air.
Nokia, T-Mobile US and Intel have teamed up to launch an inter-vendor field trial in Washington State to bring a 28 GHz outdoor 5G commercial radio system on air.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has kick-started a consultation process to develop its National Telecom Policy for 2018, intended to launch India up the global digital rankings.
The UK Government is advertising a new position to ensure telco legislation is modernised following Brexit; knowing about the telco industry is not necessary though.
Huawei’s Rotating CEO Ken Hu has predicted another year of growth for the world beater, but a 15% increase in revenues over 2017 is the slowest incline since 2013.
After years of probing, posturing and prognosticating the telecoms industry has committed to the first 5G New Radio standard.
Sprint is living up to its name with one of the first timeline promises for 5G, even if it a vague and middling ambition.
Will reality live up to the promise? Who knows. But one thing is for sure, 5G is now an actual thing after 3GPP approved the initial 5G New Radio (NR) specifications in Lisbon.
Ofcom has beaten back a legal challenge from Three and BT/EE which threatened its planned auction of mobile spectrum for 4G and 5G assets set to take place next year.
Vodafone and Ericsson have teamed up with King’s College London to perform what they claim is the first successful 5G test in the UK which works independently of any 4G technology.
The UK government has released another update to its 5G strategy which, once again, doesn’t really say anything of value or that we didn’t know already.
Some of this might happen, but then again it might not. Who do you think we are – Nostradamus? If you think you can do any better then go for it mate – that’s what the comments section is for.
It turns out 5G network deal wins are like buses; you wait ages for one then two come along at once.
Networking vendor Huawei’s quest for global domination shows no sign of slowing in the run up to Christmas, with raids on Dublin and Cairo.
Ericsson will be one of Verizon’s kit partners when it first dips its toe in the 5G water next year, and it wants us to know it.
Ericsson and long-time operator partner Singtel have announced they managed to hit 1.1 Gbps in a joint trial of a new LAA configuration.
Huawei and NTT Docomo have jointly announced a field trial on the 28GHz millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum cruising past 4.5 Gbps.
You can almost imagine a couple of marketing executives congratulating themselves with a kale smoothie as they came with this idea to market small cells to enterprise customers.
At the 2020 Vision Executive Summit in Prague we were warned that there is still a lot of work to do before we can live the 5G dream.
Ericsson and T-Mobile US have announced they have done it. The gigabit barrier is seemingly symbolic for telcos, and now T-Mobile US can start congratulating itself.
Ofcom has released its planned programme of work for 2018/19 and BT/Openreach will continue to operate under a microscope.
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