Korea switches on 5G
All three of Korea’s major mobile operators switched on 5G networks simultaneous at midnight on 1 December, offering business FWA based on 3GPP standards.
All three of Korea’s major mobile operators switched on 5G networks simultaneous at midnight on 1 December, offering business FWA based on 3GPP standards.
SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus have all agreed to launch 5G services at the same time to avoid the potentially blood-thirsty race in pursuit of the ‘first’ accolade.
In a sign of the disruption set to be unleashed by the 5G era is has been reported that Korea’s main operators are all expected to switch to usage-based tariffs next year.
Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has said it has launched an investigation into whether Apple is abusing its market position in the market, overcharging customers and exploiting the tired telcos.
Huawei teamed up with Korean operator LG U+ to demonstrate some novel 5G applications on the streets of Seoul.
The incremental crawl towards 5G is going slightly faster in South Korea, if SK Telecoms latest boasts are to be believed.
Korean operator SK Telecom has announced it has applied its TANGO AI-driven network management system to its entire network.
On the day the latest issue of the Guinness Book of Records is released, one of the most obscure is broken in Korea.
Korean operator SK Telecom has developed a technology that promises to amplify 5G radio signals.
Ericsson has built IoT trial system for Chunghwa Telecom based on NB-IoT LPWAN technology to let it try out a bunch of IoT devices and applications.
It’s been a busy week as SK Telecom has claimed to have commercialized five-band Carrier Aggregation and 4X4 MIMO, while Vodafone and LG UPlus have announced a collaboration.
Samsung has notched a win in the race to the self-driving car as the South Korean government has given the company permission to test its solutions on the road.
The corruption scandal that led to the impeachment of South Korean President Park Geun-hye also threatened the Vice-Chairman of Samsung Electronics Lee Jae-yong.
Korea’s LG Uplus has announced plans to expand its IoT business into industrial sectors through a partnership with Verizon.
Indonesia Telkom and KT have continued positive performances for operators in the Asia markets, both reporting healthy growth.
Koran operator SK Telecom has become a trailblazer in the commercialisation of IoT with the launch of a LoRa-based network along with a range of IoT-specific tariffs.
Samsung and SK Telecom have both made mobile payment announcements, confirming Korea remains the main source of mobile payment competition to Apple and Google.
Korean tech giants SK Telecom and Samsung Electronics have announced a collaboration aimed at supporting the development of millimeter-wave (mmWave) technology.
Korean operator SK Telecom has announced it is the first Asian mobile operator to join the LoRa Alliance, which is one of a few emerging IoT consortia looking to add some coherence to the tech mega-trend.
South Korean telco SK Telecom has announced the launch of what it claims is the world’s first commercialised 2G/3G over LTE technology, enabling 2G and 3G services through LTE network. The operator said it expects the technology to improve service stability, and enhance network building and operation capabilities.
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