Release 17 completion dates were initially expected in 2021 but the process was delayed due to the pandemic Together with enhancements aimed at existing use cases
Multiple Transmission and Reception Point support in Release 17 improves 5G low-latency and mobile broadband performance Headline features in 3GPP Release 17 include performance improvements for enhanced Mobile
Multiple Transmission and Reception Point support in Release 17 improves 5G low-latency and mobile broadband performance Headline features in 3GPP Release 17 include performance improvements for enhanced Mobile
02 March 2022, Shenzhen, China – ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a major international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the mobile
Midband (or C-band) is considered the “waterfront property” of RF spectrum for 5G. It offers the best compromise between RF coverage and RF bandwidth, and
Mobile traffic is expected to grow to 49 exabytes per month by 2021. The number of connected devices is projected to grow by 50% from
5G operators are facing two significant optimization challenges: bandwidth and propagation. If these challenges are looked at separately, the preferences for 5G frequencies can vary. To
The 5G networks of tomorrow will need to strike the right balance of products and solutions in order to address the complexities of rolling out
5G introduces test challenges related to massive MIMO, mmWave frequencies, and over-the-air (OTA) test. Successfully overcoming these challenges is the only way to reach 5G
According to Michael Gronovius, Customer Solutions Sale Director at Ericsson, the company’s decision to align its radio solutions with its fronthaul, backhaul, midhaul, microwave and