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24 September, 2018
There may be a vast number of opportunities for mobile fronthaul and backhaul on the horizon but improvements in protocols, standards and technology will also need to be made. (more…)
20 September, 2018
SNS Telecom & IT‘s latest research report indicates that the growing complexity of mobile networks and 5G NR (New Radio) infrastructure rollouts will drive SON (Self-Organising Network) spending to $5.5 Billion (€4.69 billion) by 2022. (more…)
20 September, 2018
In wake of OpenSignal’s recent analysis of the 3G and 4G consumer experience on Vodafone, T-Mobile, Tele2 and KPN in the Netherlands – titled: State of Mobile Networks Netherlands, George Malim spoke to Peter Boyland, an analyst at the firm.
18 September, 2018
With 5G launch imminent in the US and some other markets, the technology is starting to become a reality. However, it remains very early in terms of deployment coverage and the ways in which initial 5G is being deployed do not deliver many of the promises of 5G. Nevertheless, it’s worthwhile for CIOs to prepare their enterprises for 5G adoption, Mark Hung, a research vice president at Gartner tells George Malim
06 September, 2018
Mobile operators across the globe have invested billions in their LTE networks, only to see them overrun by internet brands which have been eating into their service revenues. However, the onset of 5G and the IoT, and developments in mobile edge computing (MEC) have handed the initiative back to the operators. Mahdi Yahya, the CEO of ORI, discusses how mobile operators are in a strong position to transform the network edge into a viable commercial offering, one that would appeal to service creators eager to capitalise on the latest network technologies.
31 August, 2018
Nokia has signed a €500 million loan transaction with the European Investment Bank (EIB), supported by the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI), a key element of the Investment Plan for Europe, also known as the Juncker Plan. (more…)
30 August, 2018
Huawei reports that it has been positioned as a leader in the LTE market according to the newly-released Magic Quadrant for LTE Network Infrastructure by Gartner, a world advisory and research firm. Gartner evaluated the end-to-end (E2E) LTE infrastructure vendor’s completeness of vision and ability to execute in the report.
As users’ demand for data consumption increases, network traffic will proliferate. LTE, with its outstanding coverage in a broad range of areas and high terminal penetration rate, will emerge as the standard for basic networks in the 5G era. In recent years, Huawei has made continuous efforts to lead the LTE evolution, proactively promoted the formation of an LTE industry ecosystem, and launched a 10-fold capacity improvement solution to help operators embrace any potential traffic challenges.
All business connected @ 5G era LTE based on SingleRAN Pro lays a foundation for future business landscape.
The approaching 5G era requires operators to be fully prepared in terms of infrastructure, ecosystem, business models, operational capabilities, and other aspects. All business connected @5G Era LTE is an important milestone along the way towards 5G,which it can develop new features such as 4T4R, 4T6S, 8T8R and Massive MIMO (TM9) to continue improving LTE network capabilities.
The delivery of such a network, business models, and practices in this regard will lay a solid foundation for business success in the 5G era while helping to meet today’s increasing service requirements its SingleRAN Pro has three key components of the 5G network: 5G all-in-one infrastructure, mobile cloud architecture and automation capabilities.
Huawei provides wireless network products, solutions, and services to more than 500 mobile operators, covering nearly three billion mobile users worldwide. As of June 2018, Huawei ranked first in the telecom industry with the construction of over 360 LTE commercial networks, serving over 100 capital cities.
Huawei will continue to develop innovative technologies to help operators reduce network O&M costs and incubate all business to maximise network value. Huawei’s mission is to assist operators in delivering high-quality and cost-effective information services to a significantly wider range of audience, achieving long-term business success, and building a competitive edge for future 5G networks.
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29 August, 2018
A new study from Juniper Research has found that with the first 5G networks launching in 2019, total connections will scale rapidly to 1.5 billion by 2025, with initial growth driven by fixed wireless access to replace or complement current broadband connectivity. (more…)
23 August, 2018
Ericsson supplied Mobily with a standalone end-to-end 5G system, including a prototype 3.5GHz radio, baseband, and prototype UE device for the 5G demo, which showcased 5G throughput, targeting speeds of up to 1Gbps. (more…)
22 August, 2018
Spirent, the trusted provider of test, measurement, assurance and analytics solutions for next-generation devices and networks, announced the company-wide “Promise. Assured.” business initiative to (more…)
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