Healthy growth forecast for RAN market – Dell’Oro
Analyst firm Dell’Oro reckons the renewed growth being experienced by the global radio access network market has a few years left in it yet.
Analyst firm Dell’Oro reckons the renewed growth being experienced by the global radio access network market has a few years left in it yet.
Telcos are scrapping and scraping around to fuel the 5G euphoria which has gripped the industry, and any option to do it more cost effectively would be lovingly embraced.
Norwegian vendor Telenor has announced Ericsson will be the sole vendor for its 5G radio access network, replacing incumbent Huawei.
As part of a broader announcement concerning its 5G plans, Telefónica Deutschland revealed Huawei and Nokia are the chosen kit vendors for its 5G radio access network.
South Korea’s third MNO will be leaning heavily on Swedish kit vendor for its nascent 5G network, having chosen it for both the RAN and the core.
A new report claims the cost of replacing Huawei and ZTE equipment in Europe’s networks is considerably lower than generally assumed.
Analyst outfit GlobalData has claimed the first competitive landscape assessment of the 5G RAN vendor market, naming Huawei as the clear leader.
The public battle for 5G ascendancy between Nokia and Ericsson has moved to Japan, with simultaneous Softbank deal win announcements.
The Dutch operator announced that it has signed an agreement with Huawei to build the 5G radio network but will only select a western vendor for 5G core.
In its preview of MWC 2019, analyst firm Ovum has forecast that revenues for both radio kit and augmented reality mobile apps will increase significantly in the next few years.
Ericsson has announced a couple of pieces of corporate housekeeping that could symbolise the end of one era and the start of a new one.
A few days after the news was leaked Ericsson has formally announced a major deal win with Wind Tre in Italy.
After years of probing, posturing and prognosticating the telecoms industry has committed to the first 5G New Radio standard.
Nokia has announced it will be broadening its portfolio for early 5G mobility use cases after seemingly figuring out people might actually like it.
Ericsson’s Q2 2017 numbers contained few highlights and its guidance was mainly downbeat, resulting in a further significant fall in its share price.
Nokia and SK Telecom have announced the completion of a portable public safety LTE system designed for first responders in the field.
Huawei and Telefónica have announced a joint effort to explore the requirements and potential solutions for the 5G RAN, including a “no cell” approach.
Kit vendor Nokia Networks and operator Telecom Italia have become incubation partners after signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to scout for new technology, with fresh ideas about how to use emerging networking technologies.
Chinese kit vendor Huawei has claimed another first for 5G by using new radio access technology in a live field environment.
The United Nation’s ICT body the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) have agreed a standard to measure the energy efficiency of radio access networks (RANs). The ITU said this is the first such standard and claimed it will unify energy efficiency evaluations of live RANs and the interpretation of results of such assessments.
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