Today’s headlines from The 5G Daily
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5G is going to change the world. Find out how this exciting technology is going to reshape your industry at this year’s Total Telecom Congress April 20th Chinese province Shenzhen plans to add 30,000 5G base stations this year, adding to the 15,500 they build last year. US operator GCI has brought 5G to Alaska for the first time. Verizon says it’s still “on track” to deploy 5G in 30 additional cities this year despite disruption from the pandemic. April 17th Ofcom have released an updated 5G electromagnetic frequency report, which again shows the radiation levels to be safe. Polish regulator, the Urzad Komunikacji Elektronicznej (Office of Electronic Communications)…
5G is going to change the world. Find out how this exciting technology is going to reshape your industry at this year’s Total Telecom Congress
April 20th
Chinese province Shenzhen plans to add 30,000 5G base stations this year, adding to the 15,500 they build last year.
US operator GCI has brought 5G to Alaska for the first time.
Verizon says it’s still “on track” to deploy 5G in 30 additional cities this year despite disruption from the pandemic.
April 17th
Ofcom have released an updated 5G electromagnetic frequency report, which again shows the radiation levels to be safe.
Polish regulator, the Urzad Komunikacji Elektronicznej (Office of Electronic Communications), has confirmed the delay of its upcoming 5G spectrum auction due to the coronavirus. No alternative plans for the auction have been presented at this time.
April 16th
Samsung has announced its partnership with Xilinx to make use of the latters adaptive compute acceleration platform for their 5G solutions.
April 15th
Turkcell taps Mavenir for virtualised IMS solution for voLTE and future 5G networks
BT selects Ericsson for 4G and 5G core components, but seems to be in no hurry to remove the Huawei equipment.
The UK5G Testbed & Trials Working Group have launched a Security-Sub Group focussing on the development of security policies and principles for the new technology.
China Mobile‘s annual report shows 50,000 5G base stations built in 50 cities and 15.5 million 5G subscribers.
Bad news for 5G conspiracy theorists as French spectrum angency ANFR publishes preliminary report showing 5G exposure from pilot projects, even at full power, is well below the regulatory limit.
Proximus is pausing its 5G deployment in the city of Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve until it can allay the residents healthcare concerns about the new technology.
April 14th
has transferred its 50 MHz of 3.5 GHz spectrum to sister company
Telcel
, in preparation for the latter’s
April 13th
has announced it will be supplying Kansas-based operator
Nex-Tech Wireless
with
components.
This Morning co-host
Eamonn Holmes
receives backlash after lending support to 5G–coronavirus
. (Edit: Holmes has since apologised for his statements and said that there is “no scientific evidence to substantiate any of those 5G theories”.)
Eamonn Holmes full statement on 5G remarks: “Many people are rightly concerned and are looking for answers, and that was simply what I was trying to do. For the avoidance of any doubt … no scientific evidence to substantiate any of those 5G theories.” pic.twitter.com/Gsu57yfkUB
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) April 14, 2020
April 12th
is taking ‘
’ to remove misinformation linking 5G to the coronavirus from its platform
Coronavirus pressure means
Dish
may be unable to fulfil its
related to the
Sprint–T-Mobile
merger. If it fails to provide 5G coverage to 70% of the US by 2023, the company could face around $2 billion in fines.
April 11th
CEO Philip Jansen, himself recently recovered from COVID-19, has called for an end to
and the resulting abuse to telecoms staff
“We all need to be able to recognise conspiracy theories, and to stop them before they become harmful. They are just like a virus – if we starve them of the ability to reach new people, they will die out, and we can all focus on coming together as one nation to get through these most challenging of times.”
April 10th
taps
ZTE
to implement the 5G Message Center and send China’s
based on the GSMA’s UP2.4 standard.
April 9th
and
Huawei
sign and memorandum of understanding for the ‘
’ joint innovation project, which will see the two parties work together on pilot programmes for six new 5G solutions.
launch new products in its
range, including new MIMO adaptive antennas and compact dual and triple-band remote radio heads to support cell site deployment requirements.
April 8th
develops blueprint to accelerate deployment of 4G/5G
solutions with
Cisco
and
Altiostar Technology
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