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3GPP approved its Release-18 package at the December 2021 RAN plenary meeting 3GPP’s Release 18 (Rel.18) will certainly set the initial phase towards 5G-Advanced as the
3GPP approved its Release-18 package at the December 2021 RAN plenary meeting 3GPP’s Release 18 (Rel.18) will certainly set the initial phase towards 5G-Advanced as the
Huawei noted that all spectrum bands can be used for the future provision of ‘5.5G’ services BANGKOK, THAILAND- Operators currently lack enough spectrum resources in order
Research topics considered in some of the selected projects include novel 6G system architectures and advanced optical communication technologies The European Union (EU) has selected 35
5G Advanced, or as some vendors call it, 5.5G, is the next iteration of cellular standards and promises to enhance current 5G networks with not
Ian Wong, director of RF and wireless architecture at Viavi Solutions, said that future 6G systems should focus more on delivering new applications rather than
Ian Wong, director of RF and wireless architecture at Viavi Solutions, said that future 6G systems should focus more on delivering new applications rather than