The Johnson Administration is reported to be drawing up plans to have all Huawei equipment removed from UK networks within three years.

The COVID-19 crisis will trigger a 2.6% decline in global wireless service revenue in 2020, according to a new report from Strategy Analytics.

On May 24, Tele2 switched on 5G in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmo. Telia Sweden has also introduced its 5G network in Stockholm.

The group’s purpose is to influence policy makers’ approach to ensure “an open, diverse and secure supply chain” for mobile technologies.

The DEA, or Energistyrelsen, will offer one licence, on terms designed to ensure the spectrum is used effectively throughout the country.

Basque-region operator embarks on plan outlined in February to expand nationally and double its 2019 revenues in five years.

Research house finds buying the full stack from one vendor is a good idea, with some provisos – most especially interoperability.

Openreach, the access division of BT, is aiming pass 20 million homes with fibre by the mid to late 2020s.

They aim to deliver fibre-based broadband services to 1.5 million homes in Switzerland over five to seven years.

ATIS has called for US leadership in 6G, while China Unicom and ZTE signed a co-operation agreement on the technology.

Telefónica UK (O2) is moving its legacy Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) infrastructure to an Adaptive IP network provided by Ciena.

Liberty Global, Virgin Media’s parent company, and Zouk Capital form venture to accelerate roll-out of electric vehicle charging points across the UK.

Altiostar has tested O-RAN Alliance-compliant, multi-vendor massive MIMO 5G with vRAN in collaboration with NEC Corporation and Rakuten Mobile.

China Telecom and China Unicom have selected Ericsson Radio System products and solutions as part of their 5G roll-out across China.