2020 is going to be the year when we see the first standalone mode 5G networks being rolled out. A key component of standalone 5G is the next generation 5G core, which is critical for 5G operators when they attempt to deliver on promises for more advanced services, like end-to-end network slicing. This Telecoms.com Intelligence monthly briefing looks at the rationale for the industry to embrace next-generation 5G core now and checks the current position of the major players against the high expectations.
The European Union is reportedly looking at creating a fund to help with the cost of #fibre and #5G build-out, with hhttps://t.co/dEwXjv5aZ4
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The #podcast is delighted to welcome special guest Rajesh Pankaj, CTO of @InterDigitalCom, and they start by asking hhttps://t.co/CnxTe3z9AW
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