5G

Telecom companies must reconsider how best to defend their mobile networks and protect their subscribers, says Dmitry Kurbatov, co-founder and CTO of global mobile telecom security start-up SecurityGen.

Following several rounds of leaks, the South Korean giant has finally launched its Galaxy A23 5G device, albeit quite unceremoniously.

The new round will auction about 8,000 county-based licenses in the 2.5 GHz spectrum band – mostly in rural parts of the United States of America.

The telecom giant has once again been recognized by umlaut and Opensignal for its 5G network.

Google developers are working on the new feature as we speak.

Deutsche Telekom pointed out that 92% of households can access their 5G network. The German operator said it expanded its mobile services to as many as 855 locations across the country in the past seven weeks, adding 5G capacity to 123 locations.

In November 2019 the FCC cut ties with Chinese enterprises, concluding that Huawei and ZTE posed a threat to US national security.

The conference “Secure 5G for Southeast Europe”, the first of its kind in Croatia, is being held at Sheraton Zagreb Hotel from July 13 to July 15 – organized by the US Department of Commerce, with the support of the US Department of State and the US Embassy in Croatia.

Thousands of three-story-high 5G kiosks will be going up across New York City by 2026, Mayor Eric Adams announced this week.

Ericsson, French aerospace company Thales, and wireless technology innovator Qualcomm Technologies, plan to launch 5G into space and provide full global coverage through a network of satellites orbiting the Earth.