New research explores frequencies up to 150 GHz Even as the mobile industry steps into a 5G world where it is making use of millimeter wave
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
The company has already reached 1,800 partners in its 5G Open partner program Japanese telecom operator NTT DoCoMo plans to launch pre-commercial 5G services in September
DoCoMo confirmed it will adopt Anritsu’s 5G New Radio RF Conformance Test System ME7873NR platform Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo has formally adopted Anritsu’s equipment for 5G
NTT DoComo, KDDI and SoftBank aim to launch full 5G services in 2020 Japanese mobile carriers have confirmed plans to launch 5G commercial services in 2019,
Juniper Research said NTT DoComo, SK Telecom, LG U+, KT and Softbank will be at the forefront of 5G development Japan and South Korea will lead
Keysight’s solutions allow users to validate the protocol signaling and radio frequency performance of 5G New Radio mobile devices in a laboratory environment Keysight Technologies has
The two Japanese firms said they achieved 5.5 Gbps wireless communication in eight mobile stations in Kawasaki City Japanese telco NTT DoCoMo and compatriot firm NEC
Finding the right mix of spectrum for 5G
Globally 3.5 GHz is a 5G band, but not in the U.S. To deliver multi-gigabit-per-second throughputs associated with 5G, operators around the world are working with
Under the new 5G deal, NEC will provide control units for NTT DoCoMo’s 5G base stations Japanese technology firm NEC has reached an agreement with compatriot
Japanese operator carried out the 5G trial with equipment provided by NEC Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo announced that it has achieved a 28 GHz wireless data
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The state of 5G trials in Japan
Japan is expected to be an early adopter in the 5G segment as local telecom operators are looking to start deploying the new technology around
NTT DoCoMo said it expects to start deploying this new 5G antenna next year Japanese telecommunications operator NTT DoCoMo has developed a 5G base station which
Experimental technology seen as having potential for AR/VR applications in ultra-dense urban and in-building environments. Nokia Bell Labs and NTT-DoCoMo announced that they will be demonstrating
Japanese firm provided a massive-element AAS base station system supporting a 28 GHz band Japanese firm NEC announced that it has provided a base station system