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15 September, 2022

Nokia and Telia Finland launch commercial 5G SA network with network slicing for fixed wireless access

Espoo, Finland – Nokia and Telia Finland announced the launch of the commercial 5G standalone (SA) network with network slicing for fixed wireless access (FWA) services. Telia is introducing 5G SA to its 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) home broadband services and is able to start offering a range of broadband deals with guaranteed service levels to its customers in Finland. These solutions will enable Telia to build on its existing leadership position and deliver enhanced connectivity and capacity benefits to its customers. The deployment is underway.

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09 August, 2022

Quickline in collaboration with Mavenir

3 August 2022 – Rural broadband specialists Quickline Communications, in collaboration with Mavenir, the Cloud-Native Network Software Provider, is the first internet service provider in the UK to commercially deliver a 5G standalone (SA), cloud-based, Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) solution for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Service in the Shared Access Spectrum licence.

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28 July, 2022

Verizon Business launches 5G innovation sessions series in Atlanta

Verizon Business will showcase the real-world impact of 5G Ultra Wideband and Mobile Edge Compute on the sports and entertainment industry, and beyond, at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta on July 27.

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27 July, 2022

Cable will still dominate 2027 US residential broadband with 65% share driven by expanding coverage, says GlobalData

Cable operators’ hybrid-fibre coax (HFC) networks will continue to dominate the residential broadband market in the US, resulting in a 65% share in 2027. The operators’ tight grip on the market will be maintained even as rivals expand fibre-optic availability and consumers increasingly adopt fixed wireless access services, according to GlobalData.

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09 June, 2022

Debunking five common misconceptions about 5G and wi-fi

The relationship between 5G and wi-fi is a complicated one. Wi-fi has long been woven deeply into the cultural fabric of our daily lives from enhancing business operations to enabling education and much more, says Markus Nispel, VP of international markets, office of the CTO, Extreme Networks.

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19 April, 2022

5G to become more popular than 4G in the US in 2024, but hunt for 5G killer app remains

5G will overtake 4G as the most popular way to access mobile internet in the US as soon as 2024, when there will be more 5G subscribers than 4G, according to GlobalData. But 5G subscribers will consume more data than 4G subscribers as soon as 2023, with 5G accounting for 80.8 million terabytes (TB) of mobile broadband traffic, compared to 4G’s 75.7 million. However, the leading data and analytics company highlights that 5G’s current capabilities are not yet enough to get people rushing to acquire 5G devices as the hunt for the killer app remains.

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06 April, 2022

Illinois Electric Cooperative selects Ericsson, XtremeLTE to connect underserved rural communities

5 April 2022 – Illinois Electric Cooperative (IEC), an Illinois-based electric service provider, has selected Ericsson, through its strategic partnership with XtremeLTE, to modernise networks in rural Pike County, Illinois. The project involves Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) delivered through the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum.

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17 December, 2021

IDTechEx discusses 4 challenges that 5G open RAN advocates must solve

As of mid-2021, 5G is a reality in at least 78 nations. 5G is now being used in consumer sectors such as 5G smartphones, 5G broadband (fixed wireless access), and augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) games. In the foreseeable future, IDTechEx anticipates seeing widespread use of 5G in corporate areas such as industry 4.0, autonomous cars, and so on. 5G is a collection of optimised and updated mobile communication technologies, as well as new characteristics resulting from frequency changes (4G: 3 GHz 5G: 3.5-7 GHz (also known as sub-6 GHz) or > 24 GHz (also known as mmWave)) and larger bandwidth, which are the reasons why 5G can tackle so many industries that previous generations could not.

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13 September, 2021

Airspan Networks joins 5G Americas wireless association

5G Americas, the wireless industry trade consortium and voice of 5G and LTE for the Americas, announced the addition of Airspan Networks to its board of governors. Airspan Networks will join the wireless operators and manufacturers who are crucial to the deployment of 5G and beyond throughout the Americas region.

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08 June, 2021

Nokia, Qualcomm and UScellular hit extended-range 5G world record over mmWave

Nokia, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and UScellular announced that they have achieved a world record extended range over mmWave of more than 10km utilising its 5G extended-range millimetre Wave (mmWave) solution on a commercial network. This milestone paves the way to bring extended range 5G service with massive capacity and low latency to even more regions across the U.S., including rural areas.

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