5G technology

A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of California San Diego suggests that implementing more, smaller 5G towers in urban areas could significantly extend the battery life of smartphones by approximately 50 percent.

The new 5G outdoor fixed wireless access receiver is intended to enhance broadband coverage across urban, suburban, and rural regions, offering operators the capability to utilize cost-effective mmWave spectrum and ensuring consistent, reliable, and ultra-fast wireless services.

The Japanese government is set to end the prohibition on drones accessing 5G high-speed wireless communication networks this year, allowing for enhanced disaster relief and infrastructure inspections.

The report underscores the dynamic landscape of the mobile industry in Europe, urging fair contributions from Big Tech and advocating for a reevaluation of merger policies to spur growth and innovation in the 5G era.

A NATO agency tested 5G connections for use in healthcare and other fields. This demonstrates the military’s continued interest in the technology.

Australian telecom TPG has completed a 12-month smart-farming trial at the Tamworth Regional Livestock Exchange in New South Wales, featuring the automation of counting cattle which could potentially save farmers time and money.

ITP.net Technology Leadership Awards recognize organizations and individuals leading forward-thinking technologies and ground-breaking innovations that have contributed to the digital landscape in the Middle East and the thriving technology ecosystem in the Persian Gulf.

The breakthrough ushers in the next phase of 5G on British Telecom’s EE mobile network, opening up new capabilities for enterprises and enhancing the overall customer experience.

With all the hype around 5G technology, it can be difficult to distinguish between what 5G is now and what it promises to be in the future.

A study on the impact of 5G technology on buildings, power, transport, and industry across Europe has shown that new technologies could reduce CO2 emissions by as much as 40 percent. Ericsson published the analysis in its Connectivity and Climate Change report.