Japan's biggest operator says its 10,000 5G basestations use open RAN specifications and is targeting 20,000 by March.
A head scientist at the world's biggest operator says open RAN is 'not a matter of if, but when.'
Japan's NEC said it's on the cusp of launching 'gradual deep learning-based object detection technology' to aid real-time video analytics.
Government authorities say the company owned by Elon Musk has not acquired the necessary licenses.
The latest studies continue to insist on the attractiveness of the service despite unimpressive adoption so far.
Even Ericsson has been surprised by the rapid growth in 5G despite the pandemic and component supply problems.
China appears to be years behind in satellite technology as the US continues to launch new constellations.
The IT company's Chinese joint venture has become one of the latest additions to the notorious Entity List.
The owner of India's largest telco has been linked with a possible takeover of the UK phone incumbent.
Pressure is mounting on Facebook and Twitter, with local authorities saying they should be held accountable for user content on their platforms.
More Chinese companies have been added to the US trade blacklist as China pushes 'indigenous innovation.'
Analyst firm expects 2022 RAN spend to grow only 3% year-on-year, after two years of double-digit increases.
China's 5G rollout remains a story of government-mandated deployment and rock-bottom fees.
The Indian telco giant's customer base is shrinking as rural subscribers and customers treating it as a second SIM quit service.
With a new fab to open in late 2024, Samsung takes its total US investment to $47 billion, and pockets generous subsidies after a fierce bidding war.
The Finnish equipment vendor rejects the charge its software works only with its own hardware and finds an ally in BT.
Zoom beat expectations but still saw its slowest growth since 2018.
The Chinese smartphone maker faces a components crunch, domestic competition and souring technology investments.
The European Commission has finally made a judgement against Chinese vendors for anti-competitive behavior.
In a widely anticipated move, India's second-largest service provider, Bharti Airtel, has announced it is raising prepaid tariffs for all plans by 20-25%.
