Last night saw Amsterdam’s De Duif play host to the LTE industry’s annual awards bash and gala dinner, with Huawei proving to be the big winner on the night picking up two awards. The LTE Awards 2015 saw more than 50 finalists represented at the annual celebration last night, with the panel of judges whittling down the shortlist from more than 150 initial nominations.
A panel discussion featuring EE, Vodafone and Zain discussed the future of LTE networks, including monetising the network and NFV, at LTE World Summit in Amsterdam.
During his keynote session at LTE World Summit, Huawei’s president of wireless network R&D, Ying Weimin, equated LTE user experience and satisfaction with Einstein’s E=MC2 theory.
Korean mobile operator KT says it will be conducting 5G trials with a view to launching a live service ready for the 2018 Winter Olympic Games, being hosted in the Korean city of Pyeongchang.
BT Global Services, the wholesale arm of BT, has announced the signing of a deal with roaming specialist Syniverse, to provide wholesale LTE roaming capabilities for MNOs.
Keynote speakers on the first day of LTE World Summit 2015 said it is imperative the telecoms industry simplifies the LTE network, to accommodate future data growth and emerging services.
Technology executives at some of Scandinavia’s biggest carriers told the audience at LTE World Summit today that, while technical hurdles are easy to overcome, more complex commercial issues mean a single mobile market without roaming borders is still some years away.
Informa Telecoms and Media has announced the shortlist for the LTE Awards 2011. The ceremony will take place at the forthcoming LTE World Summit taking place in De Duif, Amsterdam on the evening of 17 May 2011.
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