5G/6G

SABIC had a significant presence at the recent third annual 5G Terminal Processing Industry Chain Exhibition (CPME2020) in Dongguan, China, where the company exhibited for the first time its growing portfolio of high-performance materials for 5G base stations, terminals and mobile devices. SABIC experts also gave nine presentations at CPME2020 on the company’s specialised materials including LNP compounds and copolymers, ULTEM resin, and NO...

Availability and full design support capabilities for a family of RF and millimetre-wave front end modules from Analog Devices has been announced by Richardson RFPD.

5G enables incredible download rates with minimal latency and has the potential to enable many future technologies, such as autonomous cars, various augmented reality applications and much more. With 5G technology, however, comes an increase in the need for effective thermal management.

Keysight Technologies says that Jabil has selected its 5G device test solutions to address the demand for 5G product validation in design and manufacturing.

Verizon recently completed the first end-to-end fully virtualised 5G data session in the US. This technology milestone provides the foundation for Verizon to rapidly respond to customers’ varied latency and computing needs by providing the foundation for wide-scale mobile edge computing and network slicing.

Global 5G enabled IIoT market will reach $314.6 billion by 2030, growing by 26.9% annually over 2020 to 2030. The shipment of 5G enabled IIoT devices is expected to advance to 189.2 million units in 2030 driven by the fast-growing 5G deployment and its industrial applications.

This is a 4-part blog series on the main challenges facing 5G deployments and how you can solve them with the right tools. Part 1 focuses on building complex networks, part 2 is about keeping costs low, this post covers infrastructure requirements, part 3 covers infrastructure requirements, and this final post explains the need to address new 5G cyber security issues. Guest blog written by Paul Miller.

Keysight Technologies’ 5G device test solutions have been selected by Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA), a Korean test house, to offer 5G new radio (NR) radio frequency (RF) and radio resource management (RRM) conformance validation services.

Keysight Technologies says that Comba Telecom has selected its 5G user equipment emulation (UEE) solutions to validate the performance of 5G radio access and core network functionalities across a comprehensive small cell portfolio.

Blu Wireless, has announced that it is part of the winning bid for the new Liverpool 5G Create project from the UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sports (DCMS), a £7.2 million project. The 18-month programme will see Blu Wireless match-fund and play a significant role in delivering a robust, independent 5G network to help the vital NHS and Social Care services further develop in a post-COVID world.