America’s big three carriers deploy 5G using radically different technology stacks. AT&T is betting on Microsoft’s cloud, ...

The world’s first 5G network launched in 2019, offering low-latency connectivity for mobile devices. But the transition from 4G has been a slow one. But the transition from 4G is still a slow one: Per ...

When 5G was introduced, it was promoted as the foundation for future innovation. It was the technology that would enable ...

With many potential benefits for organizations, including lower latency levels and faster speeds, many organizations are starting to consider adopting 5G, the latest mobile-broadband technology.

EdgeQ’s Chipset-as-a-Service shifts the industry to a service oriented, pay-as-you-go model, allowing customers to configure 5G and AI services through EdgeQ’s unique software defined 5G base ...

We are witnessing a phase of tremendous innovation in computing. The rapidly accelerating global 5G rollout is intersecting with data-intensive workloads alongside breakthrough developments in ...

Indianapolis is one of only two U.S.-based metro areas selected to launch both AT&T and Verizon 5G broadband networks. INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana will launch a new 5G hub to drive the testing and ...

Ericsson and Nokia won a $2.7 billion contract from VodafoneThree to expand and upgrade its 5G network infrastructure in the U.K. The Nordic giants will work with the British operator as part of its ...

As the fifth generation (5G) of mobile communications becomes the norm in civilian life, Department of Defense (DoD) leaders are also working on making it the standard on military bases. Now that ...

Tesla is working on “private 5G” infrastructure to be connected to its electric vehicles and Optimus robot. The automaker was early in including internet connectivity in all its vehicles. There were ...

Large sporting events like the Olympics require huge amounts of connectivity infrastructure. The infrastructure is used after the events themselves, leaving a legacy for host-city dwellers. This ...

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