5G

The EU member states, with the support of the European Commission and ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity), published on June 15 the Second report on Member States’ progress in implementing the EU Toolbox on 5G Cybersecurity.

The goal of the new initiative is to improve mobile connectivity by using existing public infrastructure.

EU officials are reportedly considering a mandatory ban on the use of certain companies, including China’s Huawei, in member states’ 5G networks due to security concerns. The discussions come as Brussels grows concerned about some national governments’ slow response to the issue.

In a recent survey conducted by the accounting firm Ernst & Young US, it has been observed that the tech industry continues to be tenacious and progressive, despite encountering setbacks like bank failures and tech layoffs.

Telefónica and Atlético de Madrid, a team from Spain’s La Liga, have successfully introduced an exciting new way to enjoy matches using 5G technology and virtual reality (VR).

The Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) has sided with Big Tech, following campaigns to force tech giants to invest in 5G infrastructure.

Dish Network’s ambitious 5G plan has been rejected by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) due to concerns about potential interference with Starlink’s broadband services.

GSMA and ETNO have prepared their demands as part of feedback to the European Commission which launched a consultation into the issue in February. The deadline for responses is Friday, May 19th.

Faster connectivity and lower latency of 5G networks will make cloud gaming more accessible and mainstream. With 5G networks, gamers will be able to stream high-quality games with ease without the need for expensive consoles or advanced devices.

Certified to meet safety requirements of the European Union, the Nokia Drone Networks product connects over public and private 4G/LTE and 5G networks to enhance situational awareness for first responders and other professionals.