According to the latest Opensignal 5G experience report, Verizon remains the sole winner of the experiential measures, which include the gaming and voice app experience,
Oracle bundles OCI, core network services and apps for CSPs Oracle is “redefining the telco market” with its new Oracle Cloud for Telcos offering. That’s the
Thailand, which has a long-standing relationship with Rohde & Schwarz to equip vehicles for mobile interference hunting, is expanding its use of the test company’s
Telenor inks deal with AWS to expand 5G core transformation
Nordic carrier Telenor signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help expand its 5G core transformation, the telco said in a
Chinese telcos add almost 27 million 5G subscribers in December
Chinese operators recorded a net gain of 26.9 million 5G subscribers in December, according to the carriers’ latest available figures. China Mobile, the world’s largest operator
Oracle Cloud comes to South Africa
Johannesburg Region is Africa’s first; Oracle plans seven more worldwide by the end of 2022 Oracle this week announced the launch of Oracle Cloud Johannesburg Region, the
Validates Domino Data Lab Enterprise MLOps software Nvidia has updated its software suite for enterprise AI. Nvidia AI Enterprise 1.1 adds production support for VMware’s vSphere
Vodafone claims first O-RAN site in the UK
U.K. carrier Vodafone announced it has switched on what it claims to be the first 5G Open RAN (O-RAN) site in the country, the telco
Slow 5G SA adoption hits mobile core network growth: Study
Research company Dell’Oro Group noted in a new forecast report that growth in the global mobile core network markeT (MCN) was being impacted by slow
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T-Mobile US was the shining star in Ooka’s latest wireless rankings, taking home the gold in nearly every category, while Verizon and AT&T flip-flopped between