teleoperators

In collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm, T-Mobile has achieved over 3.6 Gbps speeds, revolutionizing 5G network performance.

Late last night, Sateliot launched its first low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite into space, marking the first step in the Barcelona-based company’s plans to eventually have 250 satellites in orbit enabling narrowband 5G Internet of Things (NB- IoT) coverage.

Some of the biggest names in the industry, including Intel, Samsung, ADI, Marvell, Nokia and Fujitsu, took the MWC stage to announce new developments in the field of radio access networks.

Juniper Research has revealed teleoperators are likely to generate $625 billion from 5G services globally by 2027; up from $310 billion in 2023.

Nearly every company has sustainability projects on its agenda, including mobile network operators (MNOs), governments, and organisations that set technological standards. But the acceleration of 5G network rollouts for telecom providers is generating new difficulties for such initiatives.

According to ABI Research’s predictions, once mMIMO macro cells will no longer be able to fulfill 5G capacity demands, the deployment of outdoor small cells will truly begin. Their number should surge around 2025.

The latest HAKOM data shows that in the first three months of this year we made significantly more calls via mobile services than in the same period in 2020.