5G

A study conducted by IBM found that almost three quarters of the highest performing communications service providers believe that 5G-enabled edge computing is key to their companies’ future business growth.

The 5G network is projected to cover 60 percent of the global population by 2026, according to data acquired by Finbold experts, who are convinced that 4.7 billion people will live in an area with 5G coverage by the end of 2025.

5G networks are expanding quickly, so at the moment 1,662 cities across 65 countries, according to the latest Viavi Solutions (VIAVI) report, have access to the new generation of mobile communications.

This week, the European Commission adopted a decision harmonizing use of the 6 GHz band for wireless networks which will support the growing number of devices, applications and innovative services that require larger bandwidth and speed – ICT Business reports.

The latest market analysis by Ericsson Mobility Report announces that the number of 5G subscriptions will increase by one million every day and reach 580 million this year.

Croatia has entered the top 16 national teams at UEFA Euro 2021, which is taking place across Europe and under strictly controlled conditions due to the impact of the pandemic.

Ericsson has launched Ericsson Private 5G for secure and simple 4G LTE and 5G standalone (SA) connectivity primarily – but not exclusively – focused on manufacturing, mining and process industries, offshore and power companies, as well as ports and airports.

Having become used to contactless card payments, m-banking, fast transactions, and even mobile wallets, the new generation of the wireless technology – the 5G network – will bring us a transformation of the banking sector.

Hrvatski Telekom has signed a 5G roaming agreement with Magyar Telekom, member of the Deutsche Telekom Group, so HT users can now enjoy the benefits of 5G on Magyar Telekom’s network in the relevant 5G coverage areas, the company stated.

The price of 5G devices, which could increase due to the global chip shortage, could be an additional factor in the slower adoption of new telecommunications services and technologies – even after the commercial launch of domestic 5G networks in the fall.