Displaying items by tag: 5G standalone

Italian FWA (fixed wireless access) telecoms provider EOLO, has deployed what is claimed to be the first 5G standalone mmWave RAN (radio access network) in Europe, using equipment from Finnish vendor Nokia.

Australia’s largest telco Telstra has claimed a new "world record" on its mobile network.

East Kentucky Network company Appalachian Wireless has picked telecommunications company Ericsson to modernise its network to a container-based dual-mode 5G core network for standalone as well as deliver radio access network solutions.

Telecommunications company Telstra and Ericsson have introduced a 5G standalone automated and orchestrated services for enterprise featuring interworking with fully automated 5G network slicing, Local Packet Gateway, and 5G enterprise routers with network slicing capabilities delivered by Cradlepoint.

China outranks the rest of the world for mobile core networks and multi-access edge computing market revenue growth in 2Q 2022, according to market firm Dell’Oro Group.

Telecommunications company Optus has launched its 5G Standalone network after close to year of testing including customer trials, offering network slicing, cloud orchestration edge computing and self-healing networks that will elevate connectivity capabilities.

5G workloads on public cloud will grow revenues at an 88% compounded annual growth rate with cumulative revenues estimated to hit at US$4.6 billion ($6.6 billion) over the next five years from 2022 to 2026, according to Dell’Oro Group’s 5G Workloads on the Public Cloud report.

Telecommunications Optus has delivered a four component carrier aggregation 5G standalone data call in Sydney.

Nokia, Optus and Samsung Electronics Australia announced that they have achieved a data session using 3 Components (3CC) Carrier Aggregation (CA) technology over a 5G Standalone (SA) network in Australia, claimed to be the first time this has been done using a commercial smartphone.

Nokia and Singapore-based communications solutions operator StarHub are conducting South-East Asia’s “first live” 5G non-standalone (NSA) network trial across Singapore, running until 16 February 2021.

Telstra and Ericsson claim to have completed Australia's first end-to-end 5G standalone call at the 5G Innovation Centre on the Gold Coast, over the 3.6GHz spectrum and using Ericsson's Baseband 6630, Radio AIR6488 and a 5G SA device based on a MediaTek chipset.