Huawei warns of £18B hit to UK economy from 5G ban
The UK economy was tipped to take an £18.2 billion hit due to an order to remove Huawei equipment from 5G networks by 2027, with the move likely to also…
China 5G base stations approach 500K
China Telecom and China Unicom’s joint 5G network deployment reached a target of deploying 300,000 base stations ahead of schedule, with the timeline accelerated to prepare for the launch of…
Apple settles on iPhone launch date
Apple scheduled a launch event for 15 September, during which it is widely expected to take the wraps off its first 5G iPhones. Following months of speculation, the vendor set up…
Samsung secures $7B network deal with Verizon
Samsung’s network division secured a multi-year KRW7.9 trillion ($6.6 billion) wireless contract from US-based Verizon, in a major win for the South Korean vendor against established rivals. Yonhap News Agency…
Telefonica launches 5G in Spain, sets coverage target
Telefonica unveiled plans to cover 75 per cent of Spain’s population with its 5G network by the end of the year, as it launched the service almost 15 months after…
Samsung pitches $2K 5G foldable on user features
Samsung unveiled the full specs of its ultra high-end Galaxy Z Fold2, promoting improvements in switching content between screens and the ability to better angle the flexible screen for viewing…
Bouygues Telecom readies Huawei removal plan
The chairman of French operator Bouygues Telecom told media the company planned to replace the 3,000 Huawei antennas used in its network over the next eight years, a move Reuters…
Blog: Are China bans fuelling Japanese vendor revival?
The 5G vendor landscape was shaping up to mirror that of LTE, with a handful of companies dominating the market, but all that changed earlier in the year with widening…
Verizon makes strides with 5G virtualisation ambitions
Verizon hailed a major milestone in its virtualisation efforts, completing an end-to-end 5G data session on a live network, a feat it believes will enable wide-scale mobile edge computing and…
Major vendors pass GSMA security test
The GSMA announced Huawei, ZTE, Ericsson and Nokia passed an independent security audit of product development and lifecycle management processes, and are set to submit network kit for evaluation in…
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