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The Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) board has launched a 6G project, while continuing its 5G efforts.
The Swedish regulator cited spying from Beijing and technology theft, having taken advice from the country's security services and armed forces.
The operator has signed “an exclusive 5G alliance” for Nordics and Baltics with Nokia – except Ericsson is supplying 5G infra in Sweden and Estonia, as well as Norway.
As Europe's operators scramble after enterprise network business beyond connecitivty, Verizon Business launches its international private 5G platform in partnership with Nokia.
The operator completed the upgrade to its the cable-fibre network in 13 federal states – the largest gigabit expansion project in Germany.
The story surfaced in Spain’s Expansion newspaper saying that the two are exploring a 50/50 joint venture.
Working with Altiostar, the two say they made the first Open RAN voice call on Vodafone’s network in the Netherlands.
With partner Stratospheric Platforms, the German incumbent ran 4G voice and data on flying platform (pictured).
The European Competitive Telecommunications Association (ecta) condemns any ban of Chinese 5G suppliers for geopolitical reasons.
Billed income expected to hit $357 billion (€304.6 billion) by then as Juniper Research finds that 5G “highly resilient” to the pandemic.
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Mounir Ladki, Co-founder, CTO and President of MYCOM OSI, talked about the growing importance of the CTOs’ role and his company’s long-standing involvement with our CTO of the Year Awards.
He pointed to how this has been highlighted during the Covid-19 crisis and, as we celebrate the two winners of our CTO of the Year Awards 2020, he explained to Annie Turner what he sees as some of the industry’s most pressing challenges.
We encourage you to also read our interview with Mounir conducted earlier in the year - CTO of the Year: What it takes to win – from one CTO to another.
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