5G network

5G positioning represents a significant step forward in communication and geolocation technology. It is still in the early stages of development, but it has enormous potential: to create new services as well as transform the industry and our daily lives.

According to the organization 5G Americas and data from the analyst firm Omdia, the global adoption of 5G connections soared in 2023, reaching a staggering 1.76 billion, with an impressive addition of 700 million connections.

The GSMA, in collaboration with major mobile operators in Europe, has unveiled a strategic roadmap for the mobile industry in the region, just ahead of the upcoming EU elections in June.

The kick-off conference to mark the start of “Enhancing public services of Ploče Port Authority via implementing 5G connectivity”, a project carried out by Ploče Port Authority and the company Markoja, enabling the Port of Ploče to become Croatia’s first smart 5G port, took place today at Ploče Community Center.

Recent findings, compiled by fixed and mobile network benchmarking firm MedUX, rank London in last place for 5G quality of experience out 10 cities, including Berlin, Barcelona, Paris, and Lisbon.

The cell tower project at Helemano Military Reservation is set to bolster wireless coverage for US Army Garrison Hawaii.

In collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm, T-Mobile has achieved over 3.6 Gbps speeds, revolutionizing 5G network performance.

The project “Enhancing public services of Ploce Port Authority via implementing 5G connectivity” carried out by the Port Authority of Ploče and Markoja has been selected by the European Commission for co-financing in the amount of 958,125 euros under the second round of CEF Digital call for the deployment of a secure, protected, and sustainable 5G network in the Member States.

In a significant move to enhance digital connectivity across the EU, the European Commission has approved funding for 42 projects out of 69 proposals in the second round of calls under the Connecting Europe Facility program.

In order to enable interested parties to investigate the advantages and potential uses of 5G networks, Telekom Slovenije has established Ino.Lab.