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Casa Systems, a provider of physical and cloud-native broadband technology solutions for wireless, cable, and fixed networks, announced an exclusive agreement with Bell Canada to provide new 5G Sub-6 high-gain outdoor consumer premise equipment (CPE) for Bell’s wireless home internet service.

Qualcomm announced at the Mobile World Congress that a contingent of mobile communications companies announced their collective support for 5G mmWave technology globally – including key players from a growing number of regions including China, Europe, Japan, Korea, North America and South East Asia.

Optus tests dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) between multiple radio access technologies, and reaches new mmWave download milestone.

Claiming a "world-record" for long-range 5G transmission using mmWave technology, Australia's government-owned National Broadband Network company is actively developing "new options to further optimise the performance and customer experience of the nbn Fixed Wireless network".

An Italian trial of 5G mmWave for fixed wireless has achieved a record 1Gbps over a distance of 6.5km.

Huawei Australia has lashed out at Macquarie Telecom group executive Luke Clifton for calling on Australian telecom network operators to follow Macquarie’s example and remove all Chinese made equipment from their networks.

Australian networking solutions provider NetComm Wireless has ceased to exist as an individual brand as of Monday, following the finalisation of its acquisition by Massachusetts-based converged broadband solutions company Casa Systems.

Two of NetComm's Gfast 212MHz fibre-to-the-distribution-point (FTTDP) products have become the first in the global market to achieve full interoperability certification under Broadband Forum's (BBF) ID337i2 Gfast/212MHz interoperability test plan.

Australian networking solutions provider NetComm Wireless has agreed to be acquired by Massachusetts-based converged broadband solutions company Casa Systems for a price of A$161 million or A$1.10 per share in an all-cash transaction.