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Another Open RAN Consortium: 5G Open RAN Ecosystem led by NTT Docomo

Japan wireless network operator NTT Docomo has partnered with 12 companies to create the ‘5G Open RAN Ecosystem.’ The companies are: Dell Technologies Japan, Fujitsu, Intel, Mavenir, NEC, NTT Data, Nvidia, Qualcomm Technologies, Red Hat, VMware, Wind River and Xilinx. Their plan is to accelerate open radio access networks (Open RAN) and help enable global… Read more

Work from Home Reality Impacts Market for New Networking Technologies

SOURCE: Bigleaf Networks Introduction: Hype around next generation wireless standards (e.g. WiFi6/IEEE 802.11ax, 5G: ITU-R IMT 2020.SPECS/3GPP Release 16)  has become a distraction, according to Bigleaf Networks founder and CEO, Joel Mulkey.  Marketers are promoting these new technologies which sacrifice reliability to push faster speeds that are mostly useless in the new work from home era…. Read more

Verizon and Deloitte collaborate on 5G mobile edge computing + 6G nonsense talk

Verizon today announced a deal with Deloitte to collaborate on 5G mobile edge computing services for manufacturing and retail businesses and ultimately expand to other industry verticals. The companies plan to create transformational solutions to serve client-specific needs using Deloitte’s industry and solution engineering expertise combined with Verizon’s advanced mobile and private enterprise wireless networks, 5G Edge… Read more

5G Security Vulnerabilities detailed by Positive Technologies; ITU-T and 3GPP 5G Security specs

Introduction: Mobile network operators are mostly running 5G non-standalone networks (NSA), which are based on 4G LTE infrastructure.  Positive Technologies  said these 5G NSA networks are at risk of attack because of long-standing vulnerabilities in the Diameter and GTP protocols, which were reported on by Positive Technologies earlier this year. “… true 5G security must… Read more

Only domestic network equipment may be used for 5G in Russia; Revision of ITU-R M.1036 urgently needed

Russian state radio frequencies commission (SRFC) has decided that only equipment of domestic origin may be use for the development of 5G in the country, reports Comnews Russia citing Oleg Ivanov, deputy minister in the Ministry of Digitization. Comnews.ru stated: When deploying 5G in Russia, only domestic network equipment should be used. Most likely, during the construction… Read more

Superlatives Reign: Beaming 5G from the Stratosphere via New Type of Wireless Antenna

“5G sky high” is in the mind’s eye of Deutsche Telekom, which has backed UK-based startup Stratospheric Platforms Limited (SPL) and Capgemini-owned Cambridge Consultants to develop and test an airborne 5G network, slated for commercial release in 2024. SPL said it has developed a high-altitude platform (HAP), in the shape of an unmanned zero-emissions aircraft,… Read more

Connected Home IoT Technolgies and the EU TeamUp5G Project

by David Alejandro Urquiza Villalonga and Manuel José López Morales, researchers at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Introduction: The concept of the “connected home” has gained a lot of attention in the last decade as a means to improve various aspects of life.  Entertainment, security, energy and appliance control, and electronic health monitoring are just a… Read more

Nokia Report: 5G will add $8T to global GDP by 2030; Barriers to Adoption & Catalysts Noted

In a just released 5G Readiness report commissioned by Nokia, market research firm Sapio surveyed 1,628 technology purchasing decision-makers in eight markets and across six industry sectors to get a broad sense of how professionals believe 5G is going to affect their business. The markets (and participants) surveyed were as follows: Australia (203), Finland (200), Germany (203), Japan… Read more

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