The 5G World 2016 event came to a conclusion today, having hosted countless presentations, round tables and general discussions about where we currently are with 5G and where we would like it to be.
Nokia’s mobile CTO has said use-cases for 5G from a user perspective still lack clarity despite impressive progress being made on the technological side.
Ericsson, Deutsche Telekom and SK Telecom have announced a partnership to deploy world’s first transcontinental 5G trial network.
BT has laid out its plans for fixed-mobile convergence in the build up to the arrival 5G, suggesting it will completely redefine operators’ customer experience strategies.
Nissan has said an IoT-enabled connected car has the ability to transform and deliver unprecedented benefits to society, while Jasper has questioned the billing strategy of data usage in the future vehicle.
Huawei’s wireless President Ying Weimin has said the vendor has achieved trial 5G speeds of more than 70 Gbps.
Operators NTT and KT have given an update on their 5G strategies, with each giving an insight into their current progress and targeted milestones along the way.
Swedish networks giant Ericsson will partner with King’s College London to demonstrate 5G tactile robotic surgery at the 5G World 2016 event opening tomorrow.
Nokia has laid claim to having the world’s first 5G-ready network, which it plans on demonstrating later this week in London.
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