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Nokia, Rhodes and Schwartz Partnered to Obtain FCC Certification

Nokia and leading network measurement technology provider Rohde&Schwarz announced that Nokia’s drone network solution has been certified by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States. This marks the first comprehensive certification of the local 4G/5G unmanned aerial vehicle integrated solution by the organization. This achievement represents an important step in providing mature industrial … Continued

South Korea and Netherlands Joint Statement Agrees to Build Semiconductor Alliance

South Korean President Yoon Seok yeol held talks with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on December 13th. The two sides issued a joint statement, agreeing to build a “Semiconductor Alliance”, establish a new “2+2” ministerial level dialogue and consultation mechanism for foreign affairs and industry departments the following year, and further deepen the strategic partnership.Both … Continued

Singapore Telecom is the first to successfully test 5G RedCap technology for IoT devices

Singapore Telecom announced that the company has partnered with Ericsson and MediaTek to successfully complete Singapore’s first experiment in reducing capacity technology on a real-time 5G network. This is the next development in 5G wireless technology, also known as RedCap. RedCap is specifically designed to support intermediate layer Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as … Continued

TPG Telecom and Ericsson Complete Cloud Native Core Network

TPG Telecom has successfully migrated its consumer and enterprise 4G and 5G data services to a single integrated core network provided by Ericsson’s dual-mode 5G core solution.TPG Telecom collaborates with Ericsson to establish and deliver its integrated network, which will improve the operational efficiency of the telecommunications network, enabling it to deliver new services in … Continued

Japanese Research Institutions Broke Fiber Optic Transmission Speed Record with 22.9 Pb/s

Researchers from the Japanese Intelligence and Communications Research Institute, Eindhoven University of Technology, and the University of L’Aquila have achieved a groundbreaking transmission, proving that data up to 22.9 Pb/s can be transmitted through a single fiber optic cable composed of multiple fibers. The previous world record was 10.66 Pb/s, which is equivalent to more … Continued

Omdia: Cable TV Companies Vigorously Developing PON

Omdia survey found that 35% of cable operators have already deployed PON in their networks, and nearly half of operators expect to do so within 12 months. Meanwhile, US municipal operator EPB is already experimenting with quantum computing.Many cable TV operators are promoting the upgrade of Hybrid Fiber/Coax (HFC), but a considerable number of them … Continued

World’s First 5G-A Base Station Completed Pilot Verification

Recently, China Mobile Beijing and Huawei collaborated to complete the validation of the world’s first indoor distribution solution for “LampSite X” 5G-A (5G-A, commonly known as 5.5G, which is a transitional phase between 5G and 6G) at the Lize SOHO in Beijing. This is another important milestone for Beijing Mobile in the development of 5G-A, … Continued

Rome Metro will Achieve 5G Deployment

Telecom Italia (TIM), Iliad, WindTre, and Vodafone have reached an agreement with Roman public transportation operator ATAC to provide 5G for all subway lines in the city, supporting wider digital construction in Europe.In a brief statement, these companies stated that the agreement will open 5G in the Rome metro infrastructure (including all stations and new … Continued

US is about to Shut Down More 2G and 3G Services

UScelllar and Cellcom have recently set a date to shut down their aging wireless networks. Smaller network operators are following in the footsteps of larger national competitors, who are also taking similar measures.USCellular announced on its website that it will shut down its 3G CDMA network on January 14, 2024.USCellular wrote on its website, “Major … Continued

Australian Telecommunications Spent $473 Million on Intermediate Frequency Spectrum

Australian operators have stated that they are still interested in 5G spectrum and have almost snapped up all 3.4GHz and 3.7GHz frequencies in recent auctions.The Australian Telecommunications Authority stated that out of 588 available spectra, 574 were sold to the four major telecommunications companies, which paid a total of 722 million Australian dollars (472.9 million … Continued

Nokia and Ooredoo Collaborated to Deploy Private Wireless Networks

Nokia and Qatar’s Ooredoo have successfully reached an important milestone by establishing their first private wireless network for the energy sector in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region. This is the first such project to provide dedicated voice and customer data services in the most remote and challenging areas.The deployed solution covers the initial … Continued

Nokia and Globe Telecom in Philippines Reduce Network Power Consumption

Recently, Nokia announced that its AVA energy efficiency software has been selected by Philippine communication service provider Globe Telecom, and will be delivered in SaaS delivery mode to help reduce network power consumption and costs.Nokia Energy SaaS AVA uses artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to enable Globe to automatically shut down idle and unused … Continued