5G/6G

NEC has announced its participation in MWC Barcelona 2020 from February 24th to 27th, where it will highlight new business opportunities and connectivity based on 5G in the IoT/AI era. Open 5G is an imminent reality, and together with telecom service providers and partners, NEC is creating 5G-driven services and businesses across sectors and optimising information delivery.

5G marks the start of a technology revolution. By making high speed connectivity ubiquitous, it will accelerate technology adoption across the country and transform how we work, play and innovate. However, 5G will also create unprecedented complexity for network operators and service providers. By Jennifer Major, Head of IoT, SAS UK & Ireland

An industry step in 5G took place in Switzerland on October 31st when the first over-the-air, Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) 5G data call was successfully carried out by Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC), Swisscom, and Qualcomm Technologies, a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated.

Pasternack, an Infinite Electronics brand, has announced a comprehensive portfolio of 5G RF solutions serving the urgent needs of engineers and technicians around the world with high-grade RF components and cable assemblies shipped same-day to support 5G innovation, testing and deployments.

The Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, ubiquitous wireless connectivity, mixed reality, blockchain, autonomous vehicles, the cloud - these and countless other recent developments are changing the way industries operate. The merger of digital and physical systems into the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) – a vast network of connected devices that generate data that is analysed on the cloud before being somehow acted upon ...

Teleste continues building key enablers for the smart and safe city in the LuxTurrim5G ecosystem project that has entered its second phase and is moving towards productisation and practical piloting of 5G based smart city innovations. With a special focus on the needs for public safety and intelligent public transport, Teleste collaborates with altogether 26 ecosystem partners in the two-year intensive co-development driven by Nokia and...

It’ll be years before 5G is fully implemented. You don’t need to wait until then to embrace the benefits of tomorrow’s connected industry. With all the hype surrounding 5G, the next generation of cellular technology, it might sound like a good idea to put off investments into the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) until the standard is fully implemented. 

Altran has announced that it has more than 50 active 5G-related projects underway worldwide. The engagements span all major regions - North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific - and serve a broad range of clients, including Communications Service Providers (CSPs), Network Equipment Providers (NEPs), semiconductor makers, other large corporate enterprises, industry consortiums and public-sector institutions.

Early research and development by Keysight Technologies’ in high-speed digital technology will enable the 5G and IoT device ecosystems to accelerate adoption of the recently released USB4 specification. The company was active in the timely publication of the next-generation USB4 specification by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF).

Fujitsu has announced the Japan launch of a new model in its FUJITSU Server PRIMERGY series of PC servers, the PRIMERGY RX2530 M4p, which features a high-speed virtual switch optimised for 5G communications. The new model comes equipped with the Intel Xeon Gold 6138P processor with integrated FPGA as standard and includes a virtual switch for performing packet processing in a virtual network.