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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – Nokia announced it has signed an agreement with Etisalat UAE, the telecoms pillar of e& in the UAE, to deploy 5G private wireless networks to support enterprises across Abu Dhabi. The two companies will work together to support businesses in various industries, including ports, oil and gas, government and critical infrastructure, by digitally transforming their operations and embracing Industry 4.0 through 5G use cases.

Paris, France. 28 February 2022 – The deployment of 5G Stand Alone (5G SA) solutions in Orange countries in Europe is a milestone that will enable the future development of value-added, on-demand and customised services for Orange customers in all sectors of the economy.

Espoo, Finland. 26 January 2022 – Nokia announced it is partnering with OIV, a provider of national strategic communications infrastructure in Croatia, to deliver a 5G private wireless network solution that will enhance operational efficiency and enable new capabilities at AD Plastik’s automotive component manufacturing facility in Croatia.

With the introduction of 5G networks, the world is becoming hyper connected, albeit virtually. 5G presents a giant leap forward in giving communications service providers (CSPs) the technology to deliver dynamic services with unprecedented levels of automation. The benefits of a full 5G (5G SA) network are immense and include the flexibility to meet the needs of diverse applications and services for latency, bandwidth, security and more across multiple technology and service provider domains, says Ari Banerjee, senior vice president of strategy at Netcracker.

A new report by Juniper Research has found that the enhanced capabilities of 5G are driving enthusiasm and awareness of private cellular networks; bringing annual spend on network hardware and services to almost $12 billion (€10.29 billion) globally by 2023, growing 116% from the $5.5 billion (€4.72 billion) expected for 2021.

Samsung Electronics and Marvell announced that the companies jointly developed a new System-on-a-Chip (SoC) to enhance 5G network performance. The SoC which will be used in Samsung’s Massive MIMO and other advanced radios is targeted for market introduction to Tier One operators in Q2 2021. “Samsung and Marvell unveil new system-on-a-chip to advance 5G networks”

There will be an integral role for satellites to play in the future ‘Network of Networks’ using 5G. This is the claim made by Isotropic, a provider of global internet services in its new whitepaper. “Satellite to play ‘key role’ as networks prepare for 5G, says report”

Samsung Electronics announced that it has signed a commercial agreement with Spark New Zealand to take part in building Spark’s 5G network in 2020. “Samsung expands to New Zealand in 5G Networks deal with Spark”

For operators to maximise the full potential of 5G and capitalise on their network infrastructure, fibre should be at the heart of every Fibre-To-The-x (FTTx) and mobile network. So says Paul McCue, Emtelle’s market specialist, 5G, IoT and Smart City today. “Delivering 5G networks requires more fibre to maximise full potential, says Emtelle”

“Sandvik and Nokia collaborate to deliver Industrial IoT to mining industry over LTE and 5G Networks”