SNS Telecom & IT‘s latest research report indicates that the real-world impact of private 5G networks – which are estimated to account for $3.5 Billion in annual spending by 2027 – is becoming ever more visible, with diverse practical and tangible benefits such as productivity gains through reduced dependency on unlicenced wireless and hard-wired connections in industrial facilities, allowing workers to remotely operate cranes and mining equipment from a safer distance and significant, quantifiable cost savings enabled by 5G-connected patrol robots and image analytics in Wagyu beef production.
Phil1-Tower Consortium (PhilTower) and Miescor Infrastructure Development Corporation (MIDC) have announced plans to establish and invest in a Joint Venture company (JVCo). This new entity will fully own both PhilTower and MIDC, aiming to address the increasing need for 4G and 5G mobile network infrastructure throughout the Philippines. The JVCo will provide improved coverage for its mobile network operator clients and continue to drive investment in digital infrastructure in the Philippines. “PhilTower-MIDC JV boosts Philippines’ 4G/5G networks”
Posten, the Norwegian postal service, uses certain technologies to ensure that letters and parcels are delivered in a timely manner. That’s important at all times of the year, but especially so around Christmas. To ensure Posten has full control of its digital communication during its busiest time of the year, Telia Norway has installed a private 5G network at Posten’s new terminal in Oslo Logistikkpark Drøbak. “Posten Boosts Christmas Deliveries with Private 5G Network from Telia Norway”
1&1, a German mobile network provider, has launched its ‘1&1 O-RAN’ network, one of the first fully virtualised 5G networks in Europe. The technology is based on Open RAN and allows for enhanced mobile services, including fixed wireless access (FWA) and mobile broadband (eMBB). “1&1 launches fully virtualized 5G network with Open RAN technology”
Nokia and du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), have announced the conclusion of one of the UAE’s first 5G-Advanced 5G reduced capability (RedCap) trial over a commercial network. The trial showcased the readiness of du’s 5G network for use cases in areas such as the Internet of Things (IoT), wearables and Industry 4.0 to address 5G monetisation challenges. “du’s 5G network proven ready in Nokia RedCap trial “
Magna joins Telia and Ericsson’s NorthStar Program to use 5G for the development of active safety features for vehicles. These features are intended to reduce the likelihood of accidents and enhance overall road safety. For this purpose, Ericsson and Telia are building a 5G network at Magna’s test track in Vårgårda, Sweden. “Telia, Ericsson and Magna collaborate on 5G network for vehicle safety development”
New research from Ericsson ConsumerLab reveals that 20% of 5G smartphone users, who are in pursuit of distinctive 5G service experiences, including superior quality of service for resource-intensive applications, are open to paying communication service providers (CSPs) an additional premium of up to 11% to access these enhanced connectivity offerings. “Ericsson research reveals changing dynamics in 5G network satisfaction drivers”
Betacomhas announced a partnership with UScellularto deliver the private/public hybrid 5G networks, advancing industry 4.0 initiatives across the United States. The service provides security and control over business data, both on-premises and while roaming among company facilities.
A5G Networks, Inc., and Institute for Wireless Internet of Things (WIoT) at Northeastern University announces availability of an intelligent and automated end-to-end private 5G network based on a multi-vendor environment. The network is deployed and serving indoor users in Northeastern University campus in Boston, MA, along with Burlington, MA campus. The radio access network (RAN) is virtualised and automated, based on OpenAirInterface (OAI), while core network leverages A5G cloud-native mobile core.
Orange Jordan and Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT) has signed an agreement to establish a private mobile network for ACT using the 5G technology in Jordan and region. This will cater to ACT’s needs and business requirements by providing recent technologies and solutions, utilising Orange’s global skills.
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