Blog: Are we winning the war against 5G conspiracy?
Fears around new technologies are nothing new, everything from analogue televisions to microwaves have been the subject of some wild claims over the years, but recent arson attacks on phone…
EU unveils spate of 5G hardware, transport schemes
The European Commission (EC) confirmed 11 new projects under its European 5G-PPP (5G-PPP) venture would commence in September, covering work for the transport sector spanning three cross-border routes and hardware…
Intelligence Brief: How is Covid-19 affecting emerging markets?
The Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic and resulting widespread shift in working patterns and increased demand for home entertainment has thrust communications and the resiliency of telecoms networks to the fore. The…
Ericsson hikes 5G forecast on China demand
Ericsson almost doubled its prediction for the number of global 5G subscriptions expected to be in play by the end of this year to 190 million, as rapid uptake in…
Nokia takes slice of China Unicom 5G core tender
Nokia mounted a small comeback in China, winning a deal to provide around 10 per cent of China Unicom’s standalone (SA) 5G core network a matter of weeks after apparently…
Vodafone UK issues Huawei 5G warning
Vodafone UK reportedly argued the country would lose the progress made on 5G if operators were forced to rip out Huawei equipment from networks, as pressure grows on the government…
Ericsson braced for China 5G hit
Ericsson planned a write-down of assets related to its China business, a move which will see the Swedish vendor hit with costs amounting to SEK1 billion ($108.6 million) in the…
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