US Cellular selects Nokia for 5G SA core network
Finnish vendor Nokia has been selected by US Cellular for the deployment of the latter’s Standalone 5G core network. The European vendor said that the 5G
US Cellular selects Nokia for 5G SA core network
Finnish vendor Nokia has been selected by US Cellular for the deployment of the latter’s Standalone 5G core network. The European vendor said that the 5G
Australian operator TPG Telecom has extended its partnership with Ericsson to include the deployment of its 5G core for a Standalone (SA) network. TPG Telecom explained
Deutsche Telekom has deployed 55,000 5G base stations across Germany
German telco Deutsche Telekom’s 5G network already reached 55,000 base stations across Germany, the operator said in a release. According to the carrier, its 5G network
Singtel unveils new uses cases for 5G SA technology in Singapore
Singaporean telco Singtel launched a number of 5G Standalone (SA) use cases, the carrier said in a release. Singtel said it continues to expand its 5G
Deutsche Telekom to launch 5G SA in 2021 or 2022: CTO
German operator Deutsche Telekom expects to launch its 5G Standalone (SA) network in the country depending on the use cases for the technology as well
Sony and Mitsui operate dynamic spectrum access in 5G SA
Sony and Mitsui operate dynamic spectrum access in 5G SA
Sony and Mitsui operate dynamic spectrum access in 5G SA
M1 launches 5G Standalone network in Singapore
Singaporean mobile operator M1 Limited launched a commercial trial of its 5G Standalone (SA) network, the telco said in a release. The Asian operator highlighted that
Four European 5G Standalone trials
In most of the world, current 5G New Radio radio infrastructure is connected to an Evolved Packet Core that also supports LTE data transmissions. This
Virgin Media O2 selects Ericsson for 5G Standalone deployment
Ericsson said it has been selected by U.K. carrier Virgin Media O2 provide the core kit for its Standalone (SA) 5G network, with the infrastructure
Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) is seeking views from the public and industry on the potential use and allocation of the 2.1 GHz spectrum