The first 5G Internet transmission exceeded 1Gbps, while the average download speed on the 5G network was over 750Mbps.
Tele2 makes first 5G video call in super-connected Latvia
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Drei switches on 5G in Carinthia to create digital showcase region
With ZTE, Drei launched 5G services in the Pörtschach-Wörthersee area of Carinthia in Austria, as part of the Smart Urban Region Austria Alps Adriatic (SURAAA) project.
How operators are taking on the ‘dirty data’ challenge
Operators’ data is often siloed, inconsistent, incompatible and incomplete. What can they do to ensure it’s of a high enough quality to enable analytics, AI and automation? By Kate O’Flaherty.
$7 billion opportunity for operators to become ‘ID brokers'
Juniper Research says mobile digital identity could be worth $7 billion (€6.25 billion) by 2024, as operators become ID brokers, up from $859 million (€740 million) expected in 2019.
Huawei’s founder wants to build an "invincible iron army" to survive US sanctions
Further evidence has emerged of how Huawei is bolstering its self-sufficiency to guard against the idiosyncrasies of foreign governments.
The telco's critical role in smart cities
Ahead of his participation in the Smart IoT Connect event, Dimitrios Spiliopoulos, IoT Sales Enablement, O2 (Telefónica UK), shares his insights on how telcos and cities can better work together.
Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica Deutschland and Vodafone Deutschland launch Mobile Connect
The mobile-based login procedure is in use around the world as a quick but more secure way for customers to log into digital services.
Tele2 and Ericsson deploy Russia’s first 5G zone
Working with Ericsson, Tele2 has launched Russia's first 5G zone in central Moscow, using its commercial network.
APIs open possibilities for operators – and others
Will operators ever give up control and invite the wider world to join them in driving new digital service innovations that justify all that investment in their shiny new networks, via the promotion of standards-based APIs? By Sue Tabbitt.
Huawei launches Harmony OS as potential Android alternative
Amid escalating Sino-US trade tensions, Huawei moves towards self-sufficiency, launching its own operating system (OS) and plans for a $1.4 billion R&D facility in Shanghai.