Wireless Networking Technologies

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News | 27 Jan 2023

O2 Germany CEO gears up for 600MHz battle

News | 26 Jan 2023

TIP: Facilitating, Accelerating and Enabling Open RAN

News | 09 Mar 2023

2G and 3G Shutdowns Continue

Written by Pete Bell.

Mobile network operators around the world continue to close legacy 2G and 3G networks in order to migrate valuable spectrum resources to more widely used 4G and 5G technologies.

News | 06 Feb 2023

EE goes live with 5G on the London Underground

Written by Paul Lipscombe for DataCenterDynamics.com

News | 17 Jan 2023

UK-RoK collaboration: Everything you need to know

Last year saw the governments of the UK and the Republic of Korea (RoK) announce a joint-funded £3.6m competition to collaborate on a “world-first” R&D project to accelerate the development of Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) technology.

News | 14 Feb 2023

How to fix open RAN in the US

Written by Mike Dano for LightReading.com

The US government is plowing $1.5 billion into the open RAN industry in the hopes of cultivating domestic suppliers for 5G. But it's not exactly clear how that money will be spent.

News | 28 Feb 2023

Nokia report reveals three-fold increase in mobile data usage in India over the last five years

New Delhi, India – Nokia today announced in its annual Mobile Broadband Index (MBiT) report that mobile data traffic in India has risen 3.2 times over the last five years.

Nokia Mobile Broadband Index (MBiT) report finds mobile data traffic in India jumped 3.2x in the last five years, reaching over 14 exabytes per month.

News | 23 Jan 2023

Cellnex UK and Three UK to provide end-to-end connectivity along the Brighton Mainline route

Cellnex UK and Three UK have signed an agreement to significantly enhance connectivity on the London to Brighton railway route.

News | 12 Jan 2023

FONRC: Everything you need to know

Announced in 2022, the Future Open Networks Research Challenge (FONRC) is a £25 million initiative designed to enable universities, large RAN vendors, and other telecoms organisations to conduct collaborative research and development to drive the openness and interoperability of future network architectures.

News | 27 Feb 2023

Telcos forecast to spend $1 billion each on cloud network transformation

Written by Mary Lennighan for Telecoms.com

Big telcos will spend on average US$1 billion each on network cloud transformation in the next few years, according to new forecasting from Capgemini.

News | 18 Jan 2023

5G players could finally see action on 12GHz debate

Written by Mike Dano for LightReading.com

News | 10 Jan 2023

The oxymoron of single-vendor open RAN is on the rise

Written by Iain Morris for LightReading.com

News | 09 Jan 2023

What will 2023 hold for the telecoms industry?

Written by Andrew Wooden, Telecoms.com

News | 09 Feb 2023

Verana Networks names Verizon as investor and starts mmWave trial

mmWave small cell player confirms a trial with Verizon, and says the operator is also a strategic investor.

News | 23 Jan 2023

5G Standalone: Unlocking the true power of digital

Andrea Dona, Vodafone's UK Chief Network Officer, explains the thinking behind Vodafone's 5G Standalone trial - testing a new technology that promises much higher speeds, lower latency, with better reliability and security.

News | 18 Jan 2023

Perspectives on Diversification: James Body, Telet Research

The UK Government is committed to diversifying the telecoms supply chain, but diversification can cover a multitude of principles, and different players in the ecosystem will have varying viewpoints on what diversification means for them. As a part of our new content series, Perspectives on Diversification, UKTIN hears from James Body, CEO at Telet Research.

News | 15 Feb 2023

Japan plans to auction spectrum, rather than give it for free

Written by Linda Hardesty for FierceWireless.com

The Nikkei news site in Japan reported that the country’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) will introduce a spectrum auction system by early 2026. This is a new development in Japan, where previously MIC allocated spectrum to wireless carriers for free.