O2 has become the latest British operator to launch a 5G trial with Massive MIMO pilots in Kings Cross and Marble Arch in central London.

Deutsche Telekom will bring LTE-M into Europe in 2019 with the operator looking to develop new use cases for the IoT technology.

Nokia is bringing together its mobile and fixed network businesses under one umbrella, but at the cost of its current President of Mobile Networks.

Vodafone has demonstrated how LTE could be used to track and control long distance drone flights, amid European Commission hopes the technology could boost the continent's economy.

EE will use its 5G network to hold a live broadcast of the forthcoming EE Wembley Cup final, featuring YouTubers Spencer Owen, F2 Freestylers, Calfreezy, WillNE and Stephen Tries.

Augmented reality and virtual reality will transform the enterprise and entertainment markets, the GSMA has said, as it set up a new group aiming to accelerate the deployment of the tech.

Governments should subsidise telecoms infrastructure deployments and work harder to make spectrum available, the CEO of Huawei has said as the vendor revealed it had shipped its 10,000th 5G base station.

Telia is opening a new 5G network in Finland and aiming at industrial companies to trial the connectivity.

Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson have illuminated a new public and private LTE network for German lighting manufacturer OSRAM.

Smartphone manufacturers are making more money from Europe despite falling handset sales, with a new report claiming revenues are up a quarter on a year ago.

5G's strengths have been demonstrated again in an industrial context, with Telefónica and Nokia holding a demonstration within a production line.

Telenor Group is working with Ericsson to transform its network core in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

Telia's emerging businesses arm Division X and Nokia taking part in a series of industrial trials exploring how 5G's ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC) can aid smart electricity and harbour automation.

CTIOs need to think about marketing and strategy as much as they do network and IT, a new report from TM Forum has claimed.