Samsung Electronics has officially announced that it is joining the AI-RAN Alliance as a founding member. The company wants to work on developing AI (artificial intelligence) and 6G with AI-RAN Alliance. Samsung announced this at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024. The AI-RAN Alliance comprises many companies (Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, … Read More
Airtel Africa has announced the launch of Airtel Ads, which it claims to be Africa’s first Integrated Demand-Side Platform (DSP), enabling advertisers and agencies to efficiently manage, purchase, and optimize digital ad inventory across multiple ad exchanges in real-time. The announcement was made on the LinkedIn page of Airtel Ads … Read More
Japan’s NTT DOCOMO and NEC Corporation have announced plans to form a joint venture (JV) company, OREX SAI, set to launch on April 1, 2024. This venture aims to provide OREX Packages solutions for the global deployment of Open RAN services. OREX SAI will locally source products and services from … Read More
O2 Telefonica (Telefonica Germany) said it has set up its first energy-self-sufficient radio tower in the town of Kirtorf in the state of Hesse, effectively closing one of the last white spots. According to Telefonica, the 50-meter-high mast, equipped with modern 5G technology, is powered by solar cells and a … Read More
SK Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, e& Group, Singtel, and SoftBank today announced plans to establish a joint venture (JV) at the inaugural meeting of the Global Telco AI Alliance (GTAA) at MWC Barcelona 2024. Through the Joint Venture Company, which will be established within this year, the five companies plan to … Read More
NEC announced today that Japan’s NTT Docomo has selected it as a virtualized radio access network (vRAN) vendor for Docomo’s 5G commercial network services. NEC plans to provide Docomo with vRAN for creating highly scalable 5G networks to operate on the company’s commercial networks. Additionally, through OREX, Docomo’s Open RAN … Read More
Deutsche Telekom and Sony have announced the successful testing of Nevion’s VideoIPath media orchestration platform with 5G network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). This solution, developed by Sony and its subsidiary Nevion, uses Deutsche Telekom‘s network APIs to make optimum use of 5G networks, offering unprecedented low latency and reliable bandwidth … Read More
UK-based Clear Mobitel and NEC have announced the successful deployment of NEC’s 5G Standalone (SA) Cloud-Native Core Network solution in the UK. This will accelerate the delivery and adoption of advanced 5G services, said the joint statement. Accelerating 5G Adoption To meet Clear Mobitel’s customer needs, NEC will help in … Read More
The British telecommunications company BT has announced the launch of its Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network, covering 97 percent of the UK population, building on the EE Mobile network. This network, now available to business customers, will support Smart Cities and Industries, BT Group said. Also Read: BT Group … Read More
American telecommunications company Verizon said Verizon Business and Audi have partnered to build a private 5G wireless network and technology testing environment at Audi’s automotive test track in Neustadt, Germany. According to Verizon, this private network utilises multiple cores, radio frequencies, and network technologies to replicate connectivity environments found worldwide. … Read More
Singapore’s Singtel announced the implementation of app-based network slicing technology, which it claims to be the world’s first, using which app owners will be able to activate a dedicated, customised slice of Singtel’s 5G network to boost the performance of their apps and enhance user experience. “Previous network slicing technologies … Read More
Nexfibre has confirmed that it now has more than 800,000 premises passed and ready for service (RFS). The fibre network operator has published its latest quarterly rollout update in which it stated that the company is on track to reach 5 million premises by 2026 and expects to hit 1 … Read More
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