The two companies say they have integrated a mMIMO solution, end to end, applying Open RAN rules.

The Financial Times says a new report tells mobile operators from whom to buy network equipment having kicked Huawei out of the UK market.

The Spanish infrastructure investor agreed to buy CK Hutchison’s Europan tower estate for €10 billion in November.

The operator says it has converted 1,000 antennas to “full 5G”, to offer lower latency and network slicing.

The chip maker is working on an individual basis with Fujitsu, Google Cloud, Mavenir, Radisys and Wind River to develop solutions for its NVIDIA AI-on-5G platform.

The manufacturer, Hyperbat, is working on a proof of concept with BT, Ericsson, NVIDIA, Qualcomm and others to embrace Industry 4.0 practices.

Germany’s Federal Research Minister, Anja Karliczek, is launching a 6G research initiative that will run until 2025.

The partners say that, “European sovereignty" and Europe's ability to exploit new tech and disruptive services are at stake.

With a joint proof of concept, SEBA, Swissquote, Sygnum, Vontobel and Swisscom “lay the foundation for banking-grade reference prices in the digital asset world”.

The new concern is expected to roll out fibre to 1 million homes and businesses by 2025.

The two say their discussions are advanced and hope to iron out the deal in this quarter.

Growth of virtual network functions (VNFs) will be driven by virtual customer premises equipment (vCPE).

BT Sourced, BT Group's autonomous procurement firm started trading this week.

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