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Vietnamese telecoms operator VNPT has selected Swedish telecoms equipment vendor Ericsson to deploy 5G technology across its network in Vietnam.
Following a 40 to 50% revenue growth between 2017 and 2021, the RAN market is now facing a second consecutive year of steep declines, according to a new 6G report by Dell’Oro Group. The pace of decline is expected to moderate after 2024, but downward pressure will likely to persist until 6G becomes a reality.
The AccelerComm 5G Ecosystem Partner Program has added open telecom solutions provider Radisys to its roster, which will enable original equipment manufacturers to seize opportunities for non-terrestrial network 5G communication, extending coverage to areas that were previously inaccessible due to high costs, and allowing applications that were previously deemed too expensive.
5G technology innovator Cocus has partnered with Canadian IT infrastructure and networks provider TCOR Solutions to drive 5G mobile private networks and solutions across Canada.
Partner to transportation companies Hitachi Rail has deployed 5G digital signalling capabilities to reduce costs, replace legacy radio technologies, and future proof train networks for urban rail in New York’s Crosstown line and Hong Kong’s International Airport’s Automatic People Mover.
Swedish telco equipment provider Ericsson launched two new routers to provide enterprises with connectivity to enable AI, computer vision, data analysis, and other applications across IoT environments and vehicle networks.
Singaporean telecommunications company Singtel claimed it has achieved full 5G coverage throughout Singapore’s mass rapid transit (MRT) network.
Finnish telecoms provider Nokia signed a 5G deal with Claro Argentina (Claro) to deploy 5G infrastructure across the country.
The Malaysian Book of Records has recognised ICT provider ZTE for achieving the “fastest mobile speeds” at 30.8Gbps with 5G-Advanced (5G-A) during a live trial conducted in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
The National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC) has partnered with Swedish telco vendor Ericsson to offer 4G and 5G networks to small- and mid-sized electronic cooperatives (co-ops) across the US.
Regional US carrier US Cellular has deployed the technology of Swedish telco equipment provider Ericsson to support its 5G network infrastructure upgrade in rural areas.
Japanese mobile phone operator NTT Docomo plans to deploy new radio dual connectivity using three frequency bands—two Sub-6 (3.7GHz and 4.5GHz bands) and millimetre-wave (28GHz band)—to deliver what it claims Japan’s fastest download speed of up to 6.6Gbps using standalone (SA) architecture.
Enterprise-grade wireless testing and artificial intelligence company SmartCIC Technologies tested 5G across Paris ahead of the Olympic Games, accurately predicting 5G download speeds of nearly 600Mbps or more.
Finnish telco vendor Nokia has partnered with Telecom Egypt to bring 5G to Egypt for the first time, introducing the technology to cities including Alexandria, Aswan, Cairo, Giza, and Luxor.