5G infrastructure

Ericsson’s report shows that 5G users at major events were 20% more satisfied than 4G users, and some are even willing to pay extra for “guaranteed, seamless connectivity”.

In this article, we look at how 5G technology is already improving latency and what we can expect with the arrival of 6G networks.

European telecoms are aiming for 6G standards by 2029/2030, but Member States are slow in deploying 5G networks. This delay could affect other technologies, such as artificial intelligence.

At this year’s “Days of the Croatian Chamber of Civil Engineers”, the presentation of innovative antenna masts made of glued laminated wood drew special attention.

The innovative wooden communication tower has sprung up in Slavonia, marking the beginning of a revolution in terms of eco-friendly telecom infrastructure in the Republic of Croatia.

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

European Commission has awarded the Spanish wireless telecom infrastructure and services company 4 works and 2 studies for the deployment of 5G infrastructure in cross-border corridors.

Telecommunications networks in urban areas have always provoked various controversies and oppositions of various ideas about what and how to laugh, can and should be done in a particular location.