MWC 2024: E& 5G-Advanced, 10 Gbps Connectivity, Cloud RAN Trial in the UAE and More

MWC 2024: E& 10 Gbps Connectivity, Cloud RAN Trial in the UAE and More
E& UAE (United Arab Emirates), the telco arm of e& group, has made some significant developments and announcements at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona. These announcements include a focus on 5G-Advanced and 50 GPON Networks, completion of Cloud Radio Access Network (RAN) trials, deployment of Cloud solutions, a partnership for 5G Innovation, a partnership to implement Charging features to monetize new 5G Services, and a partnership for green and energy-efficient networks. Let’s now have a look at these announcements in the story ahead.

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e& UAE MoU with Huawei

e& UAE has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Huawei to deliver a gigabit experience to the UAE. With a focus on 5G-Advanced and 50 GPON networks, e& UAE partnered with Huawei to deliver multi-gig speeds, reaching up to 10 Gbps for mobile and up to 50 Gbps for fixed users across the UAE.

e& said the MoU also lays the groundwork for enhanced computing and storage performance for e& UAE through advanced software, hardware architecture, and application acceleration engines supporting emerging services such as XR, Cloud VR, V2X, 3D video, URLLC, and Industry 4.0.

e& UAE Completes Cloud RAN trial in the UAE

e& UAE, in partnership with Ericsson, has successfully conducted a 5G data call using Ericsson’s Cloud Radio Access Network (RAN) architecture in a lab environment in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The setup included a 5G non-standalone (NSA) solution for a mid-band carrier of 100 MHz, deployed on a Massive MIMO radio, where the RAN Compute baseband function was running on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware supported with a Selected Function Hardware Accelerator (also known as a ‘look-aside accelerator’).