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SNS Telecom & IT‘s latest research report indicates that annual spending on public safety broadband infrastructure and devices will exceed $5.7 Billion globally by the end of 2026.

Sateliot and Telefónica say they have extended the reach of 5G into space ‘for the first time in the history of telecommunications’. The test, which was supervised by the European Space Agency, provided satellite coverage extension to Telefónica’s cellular network through standard GSMA roaming using a regular SIM card on an IoT cellular device, which weas able to switch to the Sateliot network.

The deployment of satellite constellations in low Earth orbit (LEO) for low-latency and high throughput network applications and extending terrestrial network (TN) coverage. This continues to drive the adoption of satellite services in the global telecommunications sector, which global technology intelligence firm ABI Research predicts will culminate in [$124.6 billion (€113.10 billion)] worth of annual service revenues from satellites by 2030.

GSMA and European Space Agency (ESA) have signed a memorandum of intent (MOI) to bring the mobile and satellite industries closer together to collaborate on developing new satellite and terrestrial networks technologies. This partnership aims to strengthen the mobile and satellite network industries.

According to findings from global technology intelligence firm ABI Research, the non-terrestrial networks (NTN)–mobile segment has the potential to reach a market value of at least [$18 billion (€16.40 billion)], with up to 200 million connections by 2031.

Keysight Technologies has recently enabled Quectel to verify that its Internet of Things (IoT) wireless modules support the 5G reduced capability (RedCap) and non-terrestrial networks (NTN) features. This has been done by establishing end-to-end data call connections using the Keysight S8711A UXM 5G Test Application.

Mumbai, India – Capgemini has announced the launch of a 6G research lab in Gurugram, India. The lab will build advanced test beds and simulators to explore use cases for next generation wireless networks, 6G ideation, and the creation of energy saving solutions.

OQ Technology, a satellite operator of a 5G NB-IoT constellation, plans to grow its constellation from three to ten satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) this year. The seven satellites that will be added to the OQ Technology’s constellation, are the previously announced “MACSAT” and “PHI-Demo” satellites and five additional 6U nanosatellites, Tiger-4 to Tiger-8, which the company has already ordered.

5G Open Innovation Lab (5G OI Lab) has announced that international telecommunication provider e& has joined its global innovation ecosystem. The Lab also announced its Batch 7 cohort. 14 hand-picked multi-stage startups join 5G OI Lab’s Spring programme, which begins this week.

AccelerComm, a layer 1 5G IP specialists, and TTP, an independent technology and product development company based in the UK, have announced that they are jointly formulating a high-performance 5G LEO Regenerative base station for deployment on low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites. The project combines expertise and IP from the two companies and additional technology from partners to propose a dedicated 5G regenerative gNodeB solution tailored to support high-performance 5G services in the challenging environment of a Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN).