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DISH has announced its support for provisions in the National Defence Authorisation Act for fiscal year 2024 (FY24 NDAA) that will promote wireless innovation. “DISH backs FY24 NDAA provisions for wireless innovation and national security”

ZTE Corporation, a international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, has delivered a speech entitled “Service Native Challenges and Innovation towards 6G” at the 2nd 6G Wireless Summit by its director of 6G Research and Collaboration Dr. Fang Min. At the summit, Dr. Fang shared 6G connectivity design insights and work progress. Experts from the government agencies, operators, vendors, institutes and universities participated in the summit through online video and online Q&A.

“ZTE elaborates on 6G challenges and innovations at the 2nd 6G Wireless Summit”

Nokia announced that it has joined forces with CENGN and NORCAT to install and operate a private LTE/4.9G wireless connectivity network in NORCAT’s Underground Centre. NORCAT and CENGN will serve as a hub for the future of mining technology, while Nokia furthers its commitment towards advancing worldwide mining innovation. “Nokia, CENGN and NORCAT to power mining innovation with private wireless network”

2017 CW is the partner for a winning consortium which includes the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) and the TM Forum. This consortium has been chosen by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports (DCMS), to create and deliver the national 5G Innovation Network. “CW (Cambridge Wireless), Knowledge Transfer Network & TM Forum partner to run the UK 5G Innovation Network”

Dell Technologies and Nokia have announced the extension of a partnership to use each company’s expertise and offerings, including infrastructure from Dell and private wireless connectivity from Nokia, to advance open network architectures in the telecoms ecosystem and private 5G use cases among businesses. “Dell and Nokia extend partnership for telecom and 5G innovations”

Dell Technologies and Nokia have announced the extension of a partnership to use each company’s expertise and solutions, including infrastructure solutions from Dell and private wireless connectivity from Nokia, to advance open network architectures in the telecom ecosystem and private 5G use cases among businesses. “Dell and Nokia extend partnership for telecom and 5G innovations”

5G Open Innovation Lab (5G OI Lab) has announced that international telecommunication provider AT&T and Comcast have joined its ecosystem. The Lab also announced its batch #8 cohort with over $313 million (€293.09 million) in venture capital raised and 17 multi-stage startups embarking on 5G OI Lab’s fall programme, which begins this week. The Lab has established itself as an ecosystem provider since its inaugural batch #1 introduced in May 2020 becoming a destination for global startups, technology platforms, integration, and enterprises.

The drive to innovate is evident in all industries. However, each sector faces its own set of unique challenges. Therefore, those seeking to support businesses in their innovation endeavours must adopt a holistic approach. This should not only be business-centric but should also consider current customer and vertical alignment needs to their approach. By understanding the specific outcomes each industry aims to achieve, the right technology can then be applied, leading to genuine business transformation, says Daniel Valle, senior vice president, GSP International, at World Wide Technology.

Federated Wireless and Carahsoft Technology have announced a partnership. Under the agreement, Carahsoft will serve as Federated Wireless’ Master Government Aggregator, making the company’s 5G-enabled private wireless solutions available to the public sector through Carahsoft’s reseller partners, National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO) ValuePoint and The Quilt contracts.

JMA Wireless (JMA) has announced a three-year research partnership to deliver true ultra-reliable low-latency (URLLC) wireless service with Muriel Medard, NEC professor of software science and engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a voice in network communications.