Ericsson predicts that over 1 billion users globally will have 5G services by the end of 2020

Nokia, Qualcomm, and Finnish operator Elisa have achieved a new world record in 5G speeds. The three companies announced that they had managed to deliver 8Gbps between two connected 5G mmWave devices, which is almost twice as fast as Nokia’s previous 4.7Gbps milestone that was recorded in May. The new record was achieved using a combination of Nokia’s 5G mmWave technology, Qualcomm Technologies’ 5

Telco giant claims acquisition will help it grab market share in 5G enterprise space Ericsson has closed its acquisition of wireless edge vendor Cradlepoint as it looks to grab market share in the 5G enterprise space. The $1.1bn all-cash acquisition was first announced in September and would see US-based Cradlepoint be acquired by the Swedish telco firm. At the time Ericsson said the

5G connections across the globe are estimated to be 3.5 billion and India will account for 350 million subscriptions by 2026, according to a report by telecom company Ericsson

5G coverage is expected to reach 15% of the world’s population, more than one billion people, by the end of this year, according to a new report by Ericsson. The Swedish telecoms company has raised its year-end 2020 estimate for global 5G subscriptions to 220 million, out of which 175 million of those - almost 80% - will be based in China. This is due to the faster-than-average 5G uptake in China,

In its latest Mobility Report released this week, telecommunications giant Ericsson estimates there will be around 220 million 5G subscriptions by the end of 2020, and 5G deployments are expected to cover around 1 billion people worldwide within the same timeframe.

Alan Martin 6 days 4 hours ago If you’ve bagged yourself a new 5G supporting phone, like the iPhone 12 or the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, you may have noticed that they’re a bit on the data hungry side. The disadvantage of high data speeds is how easy it is to use too much in the blink of an eye. When testing one’s download speeds in West London, I didn’t realise I’

Although a number of Latin America telecom operators have already engaged in 5G network trials, and a few telcos in Uruguay and Brazil have already launched FWA 5G services, the region lags substantially behind in terms of mobile 5G deployments. The Covid-19 pandemic and the deterioration of the macroeconomic environment across the Latin America region [] The post Latin America to see its first m

Since data is a valuable asset for an organisation, global data creation and consumption patterns are expected to change. One of the big drivers for change will be the global roll-out of 5G services

New investment will include spending on 5G diversification, local fibre networks and Shared Rural Network 4G initiative, government says The UK government will spend 250 million over next few years to diversify its 5G equipment supply chain and to help carriers remove Huawei 5G equipment from their mobile networks. Around 50 million of the sum will be made available next year to help