5G is touted as the connectivity fabric that will fundamentally reshape our collective future. Consumers will benefit from ubiquitous, high-quality connectivity capable of serving up
The vision of 5G is cloud-native networks automatically delivering capacity on-demand. The reality, however, is that most operators are taking an incremental approach to cloudification
Posted on
Categories 5G, Altiostar, Carriers, Intel, Network Infrastructure, O-RAN Alliance, Open-RAN, Rakuten, Telefonica
Telefónica building partner ecosystem for 4G, 5G Open RAN solutions
Altiostar, Intel, Xilinx among Telefónica Open RAN providers Ahead of planned Open RAN trials later this year in Brazil, Germany, Spain and the U.K., telecoms giant
Nokia has been slowly moving from the use of field programmable gate arrays towards 5G silicon technology This week, Nokia has inked two separate deals, one
WBA: ‘speeds achieved by Wi-Fi 6E will rival those of 5G mobile networks’ Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) has initiated the first phase of a series of
Posted on
Categories 5G, Business, Deutsche Telekom, Intel, LTE, Network Infrastructure, virtualized RAN, VMware
VMware, Deutsche Telekom collaborate on virtual RAN Platform
Virtual RAN solutions are critical in a 5G world, says VMware VMware, Inc. and Deutsche Telekom are collaborating on an open and intelligent virtual RAN (vRAN)
Ericsson and ZTE will use Intel 5G chips BARCELONA–Intel today announced the Atom P5900, a 10-nanometer system on chip designed for use in 5G wireless base
WiGig, unlicensed 5G, microwave backhaul, fixed wireless among current and future uses of 60 GHz Two companies are seeking a waive of U.S. Federal Communication Commission
Posted on
Categories 5G, Analyst Angle, Chips - Semiconductor, FRAND, FTC, Intel, Policy, Qualcomm, Tantra Analyst: Prakash Sangam
FTC vs. Qualcomm–FTC’s changed tactic undermines its confidence in the case (Analyst Angle)
The stage is set for Feb 13th, 2020, hearing of FTC vs. Qualcomm antitrust case at the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Posted on
Categories 5G, Analyst Angle, Chips - Semiconductor, FRAND, FTC, Intel, Policy, Qualcomm, Tantra Analyst: Prakash Sangam
FTC vs. Qualcomm–FTC’s changed tactic undermines its confidence in the case (Analyst Angle)
The stage is set for Feb 13th, 2020, hearing of FTC vs. Qualcomm antitrust case at the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth