GSMA seeks 6GHz boost for 5G
Industry association GSMA called on governments to open sufficient amounts of 6GHz spectrum for licensing 5G, warning failure to do so could impede the future of the technology on a…
Telenor advances multi-vendor SA 5G
Telenor Group teamed with Enea to deploy its cloud-native data management system in the operator’s multi-vendor standalone (SA) 5G core initiative, seeking to boost network slicing use cases for telecom…
Verizon shops for store staff
Verizon announced its largest recruitment effort in more than five years to meet growing demand from customers returning to its retail outlets after Covid-19 (coronavirus) restrictions eased. The US operator…
Orange hails 5G impact on jobs, gas emissions in 2030
A study commissioned by Orange found 5G will have significant societal impact in 2030, creating new employment opportunities, reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and generating 5G-enabled sales revenue of more…
GE Global Research employs Verizon 5G
Verizon sought a further advancement in the use of mmWave spectrum for 5G, installing a compatible network at a GE Global Research testbed. The operator told Mobile World Live the installation…
Nokia targets China fightback
Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark (pictured) used the vendor’s Q1 earnings call yesterday (29 April) to vow it will bid in the next round of network tenders in China later this…
Vodafone, Qualcomm ally on open RAN
Vodafone Group and Qualcomm detailed plans to jointly develop reference designs for open RAN, promising a move which would boost the overall market for potential vendors. The companies will focus…
Verizon adds more 5G cities
Verizon added 5G in four additional US cities, bringing the total number covered by its mobile service to 71, alongside expanding availability of a compatible home internet service. The operator…
Portugal mulls rule changes as 5G auction drags on
Portuguese regulator Anacom revealed proposals to streamline the country’s ongoing 5G auction over fears its slow progress would prove detrimental to the country achieving full economic benefits from the new…
Ericsson CEO maintains focus on European 5G lag
Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm (pictured) used a shareholder meeting to hammer home previous warnings about the need to speed 5G deployments in Europe or risk lagging the US and China.…
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