T-Systems has signed a multi-year partnership agreement with Corent Technology. This follows a vendor selection process to find the best technology to enable and accelerate digital transformation for customers in the DACH market (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), and elsewhere. “T-Systems and Corent Technology enter a cloud partnership”
There is growing momentum to promote digital transformation (DX) by utilising the latest technologies such as 5G, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) with the aim of resolving labor shortages and improving productivity. When using these technologies for remote control of robots and vehicles, two-way communication consisting of status monitoring and control instructions for each robot/vehicle must be completed within a certain period of time. However, if the communication latency exceeds the requirement, the operation is repeatedly suspended for safety reasons, resulting in a decrease in the operation rate and productivity. The communication delays, such as retransmission delays due to poor radio quality and queuing delays due to congestion on the radio links, have been a barrier to the introduction of remote control systems.
Currently, stable communications environments have been achieved by installing high performance network equipment, providing sufficient frequency resources, increasing redundancy in coding and communication paths and pre-configuration of RAN parameters according to the application. However, with these methods, it is difficult to widely support applications that are diversifying with the advancement of DX, and the time and cost required for implementation is also an issue.
“NEC advances remote control efficiency with new RAN technology”
Ooredoo Kuwait has declared the completion of 5G mmWave technology testing in close collaboration with the Communication & Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA). This achievement aims to provide internet and data transfer experiences. The initial trials, focused on Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and diverse use cases, showcased the myriad benefits of this cutting-edge technology, achieving unprecedented speeds through Millimeter Wave technology. “Ooredoo Kuwait completes 5G mmWave technology trials”
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”
Ericsson is set to receive a five-year funding from Germany’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action for its European Microelectronics and Communication Technologies for 6G (EMCT) project. This project aims to drive semiconductor technology advancements and foundation needed to develop energy-efficient and sustainable microelectronics and communication technologies for 6G Massive MIMO radios together with partners in Europe.
“Ericsson to establish early technology development of 6G radio microelectronics”
Future Connections announced it has joined VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) programme as a standard level partner. Members of the TAP programme collaborate with VMware to deliver new solutions for virtualisation and cloud computing. The diversity and depth of the TAP ecosystem provides customers with the flexibility to choose a partner with the right skills to satisfy their needs.
“Future Connections joins VMware Technology Alliance Partner programme”
Fujitsu Limited announced development of a millimetre-wave chip for 5G that supports multibeam multiplexing (excluding polarisation multiplexing) enabling up to four beams to be multiplexed by a single millimetre-wave chip for the radio units (RU) of 5G base stations. The development was undertaken as part of “Research and Development Project of the Enhanced Infrastructures for Post-5G Information and Communication Systems” commissioned by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organisation (NEDO).
“Fujitsu develops millimetre wave chip technology for 5G radio units”
Hexatronic Group AB has acquired ATG Technology Group Limited, which complements an existing subsidiary with operations in Australia (Optical Solutions Australia – OSA). The acquisition also further enriches Hexatronic’s portfolio and expands Hexatronic’s presence in New Zealand market where Hexatronic already has a subsidiary that delivers passive fibre optic system solutions and has its own local microduct production facility.
“Hexatronic Group acquires ATG Technology, expands its presence in New Zealand market”
Kcell and Ericsson have announced an extended partnership aimed at accelerating adoption and development of 5G technology and related services throughout Kazakhstan. This collaboration marks a step towards ushering in the era of 5G connectivity and its potential for both industries and consumers.
“Kcell, Ericsson partner to accelerate adoption, development of 5G technology services”
MWC Las Vegas, in partnership with CTIA, returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall between September 26-28, 2023, with the second edition of the show promising to be bigger and better. The event will feature exhibition from the major US operators like AT&T Business, T-Mobile Business and Verizon Business as well as all-new sessions dedicated to sports & entertainment, software developers and the GSMA’s SEC CON event.
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