5G network

More than a billion people in the world will have access to 5G networks by the end of this year, according to a report presented by GSMA at this year’s edition of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Such data suggests that in the coming period, the deployment of 5G will be the fastest launch of a new generation network so far.

The investment trendsetter Bill Gates is directing part of its $130 billion business empire toward agriculture and water – a move that has aroused great interest in the global investment community.

Last fiscal year, Hrvatski Telekom generated revenues of HRK 7.393 billion, thus recording a slight revenue adjustment of the largest Croatian operator. HT Group’s organic revenue (adjusted for Optima Telekom contribution in the second half of last year) in 2021 increased by 1.1 percent year-over-year.

Radio altimeters are becoming unreliable in the C-band frequency range for 5G. With the deployment of 5G service across the US, the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) has issued a new directive for Boeing 737 aircraft.

As announced last December, 3G networks are becoming a thing of the past. From flip phones to iPads, many devices will be impacted by the shutdown. Here is everything you need to know.

An enthusiastic 14-person team from Split gathered at DotYourSpot will soon launch an application they believe will upgrade the Croatian hospitality industry, both for owners and guests.

The next-generation network has been welcomed with open arms by more than half of the population of the developed world, which is familiar with the advantages of 5G. Europe has thus implemented the new technology and launched 5G networks without a hitch, and it is also widely used in the East, especially in China, where 5G is widely accepted.

Ericsson, Telstra and Qualcomm Technologies have achieved the highest ever 5G speed – an up-link data speed of almost 1 Gbps. The live demo, conducted on a commercial network in Queensland, Australia, is proof of how far, i.e. fast, the 5G network can go.

The deployment of 5G networks is expected to revolutionize medicine, so it is not surprising that global surveys suggest that in the next few years we could have more and more smart hospitals and connected health devices. Thus, Juniper Research expects that by 2026, as many as 7.4 million IoMT (Internet of Medical Things) devices will be deployed.

Seven of the ten manufacturing enterprises said they plan to deploy five or more production tools enabled by the 5G network over the next five years, according to the study conducted by Ericsson in 22 countries at companies with around 145 million employees.