5G network

Ericsson and Faroese Telecom tested 5G network speed and recorded the fastest download speed on a live network in Europe to date. FT wants to show the world how 5G can be deployed widely within a limited time.

The GSMA predicts that 5G will overtake LTE as the dominant mobile technology in China in 2024, and the country is also expected to be the first to reach the milestone of 1 billion next-generation connections.

Private 5G has the potential to revolutionize business by providing real-time, actionable intelligence.

As 5G connectivity escalates, this significant growth will necessitate the creation of new roaming tools that can autonomously identify roaming connections.

Croatian operator Hrvatski Telekom and the Zagreb Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (aka FSB) have signed an agreement to set up a private 5G campus network in the research and development laboratory of the FSB.

Some of the biggest names in the industry, including Intel, Samsung, ADI, Marvell, Nokia and Fujitsu, took the MWC stage to announce new developments in the field of radio access networks.

The telecom has demonstrated hardware for a private 5G network that can fit in the palm of your hand thanks to the technology they have developed.

During the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Telefónica, Ericsson and Qualcomm plan to launch what they claim to be the first commercial 5G network in the millimeter wave (mmWave) range.

The “Big Game” is fast approaching, and while some operators are bragging about snubbing Super Bowl publicity, others take great pride to participate for the tenth time.

Juniper Research has revealed teleoperators are likely to generate $625 billion from 5G services globally by 2027; up from $310 billion in 2023.