The Japanese authorities are likely to announce the decision next week; Huawei CFO arrested The Japanese government is considering a ban on government purchases of equipment
Huawei said the new test is based on the latest version of 3GPP Release 15 specifications Intel and Huawei said they have completed 2.6 GHz 5G
NTT DoCoMo’s demo used 5G equipment provided by Ericsson and Intel Japanese telecom operator NTT DoCoMo collaborated with Metawave to demonstrate a 5G mobile communication system
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Korean carriers launch commercial 5G services
KT, SK Telecom and LG Uplus said the 5G offering will be initially available for enterprise customers South Korean mobile carriers SK Telecom, KT and LG
The robot, developed by Toyota was developed to support human activities in homes and health centers Japanese telco NTT DoCoMo and Toyota Motors said they have
The Asian carrier used the 3.5 GHz and 28 GHz spectrum bands for the recent trials Telecom operator 3 Hong Kong has completed 5G outdoor network
5G spectrum roundup: Asia-Pacific
Some of the countries where commercial 5G technology will be a reality sooner than in other markets are located in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. South
Spark said it was planning to use equipment from the Chinese vendor in its 5G Radio Access Network New Zealand carrier Spark confirmed the local government
The trial used Nokia’s AirScale Radio Access technology with 5G New Radio 3GPP-compliant software Singaporean carrier StarHub and Nokia have completed what they described as the
The outdoor trials used frequencies in the 28 GHz band Japanese firms Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and NTT DoCoMo announced they have achieved what it claims to
LG Uplus plans limited launch for Dec. 1 South Korean mobile operator LG Uplus said it has completed the cell planning for the launch of 5G
KDDI’s president confirmed initial 5G-based services will be high-definition images and drone security Japanese telco KDDI expects to start offering 5G services as part of a