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Losses from global roaming fraud will exceed US$8 billion by 2028 driven by the increase in bilateral roaming agreements for data-intensive use cases over 5G networks, according to market research firm Juniper Research.

At times, it is difficult to describe a digital device in a few words, especially with regard to the users that it suits.

Swedish telecommunications vendor Ericsson, AWS, and the research and development division of Hitachi America has conducted a 5G infrastructure trial to identify potential manufacturing defects at Hitachi Astemo Americas’ electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Berea, Kentucky US.

American telecommunications company Verizon has completed its data and voice (VoNR) sessions over its network using telecommunication equipment vendor Ericsson’s RedCap software and Taiwanese semiconductor company MediaTek’s RedCap testing platform to introduce 5G wearables.

American internet telco provider AT&T announced the expansion of 5G for home internet, offering the service to 16 markets in the US for US$55 per month.

Internet service provider Now Telecom has inked a deal with California-based business networking company Celona to deliver next generation private wireless 5G solutions to enterprises throughout the Philippines.

Patent platform Avanci has introduced the 5G Connected Vehicle program, a single licence agreement for cellular technologies provider, to simplify the roll out of 5G connected cars for automobile makers.

Canadian telecommunications company Eastlink has partnered with Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia to modernise its mobile network by using Nokia’s AirScale portfolio including 5G RAN, which will improve mobile experience.

There will be over 1.5 billion inbound roaming connections in 2024, which are expected to rise to 2.4 billion by 2028, according to a prediction by market research firm Juniper Research.

Telecommunications company Optus, Swedish telecommunications equipment provider Ericsson, and Taiwanese semiconductor company MediaTek claim they have achieved Australia’s first over-the-air data-call using Ericsson’s pre-commercial reduced capability (RedCap) software to prepare its network and introduce 5G wearables and smart devices.

Virgin Media O2 Business has claimed it is the first telco in the UK to offer a portable 5G standalone (SA) private network.

China's "618" online shopping festival failed to shore up smartphone shipments to the country in the second quarter of 2023, with 65.7 million units shipped, meaning a fall of 2.1% year-on-year.

Retail giant Coles has adopted Cradlepoint's NetCloud with 5G to provide wireless WAN services to all stores and new distribution centres.

New Zealand-based telecommunications and digital service provider Spark has picked Swedish telecommunications vendor to supply its 5G core solution to power its standalone network in New Zealand.

Malta-based communications provider Go has picked Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia’s AVA charging software-as-a-service to accelerate the time and value of new offerings for 5G and IoT cases.

Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei Technologies is making a bid to return to the 5G smartphone industry by the end of 2023, Reuters reports.

Fibre and network solutions provider Vocus has partnered with the NSW Telco Authority to provide mobile connectivity in emergencies such as natural disasters.

Seven of Telstra's 5G sites are now running on Ericsson's cloud RAN infrastructure.

Real estate group Lendlease and telco provider Optus signed a multi-year technology partnership which will cover three key elements: Lendlease will transition its existing mobile and data services to Optus; Optus will roll out its insights tool Podium Property Insights (PPI), starting with its Adelaide office; and Lendlease and Optus jointly exploring other opportunities for collaboration.

HMD Global has chosen to place the emphasis on repairability again as it announces the launch of the Nokia G42 5G in a colour that stands out: So Purple.