Articles Tagged with ''5G''

Nokia announced that it has expanded its AirScale portfolio with a number of new product innovations designed to fulfill the evolving needs of 5G networks and help mobile operators realize the full potential of 5G. This includes the launch of a dynamic spectrum sharing software upgrade for existing Nokia AirScale base stations and the Nokia AirScale All-in-Cloud base station, boosting network efficiency.

Akoustis Technologies, Inc. announced its first commercial design win for XBAW™ filters in 5G network infrastructure and first volume shipment to a tier-1 small cell customer in the March quarter.  

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the company's 5G test solutions have been selected by China Telecommunication Technology Laboratory (CTTL) to certify 5G devices according to 5G new radio 3GPP specifications in both frequency range FR1 (frequency range from 450 to 6000 MHz) and FR2 (frequency range from 24250 to 52600 MHz).

To support the diverse mixture of 5G use cases, the Small Cell Forum (SCF) has published a suite of documents to enable small cells to be constructed piece-by-piece, using components from different suppliers.

AT&T Inc. was the winning bidder for spectrum licenses covering more than 99 percent of the U.S. population following the close of FCC Auction 103. The company’s winning bids will allow continued improvements and advancements to its wireless network.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced it is accelerating the development of flexible virtualized networks and high-value mobile services with NVIDIA. Keysight offers solutions that enable mobile operators and network equipment manufacturers to validate 5G and legacy radio access networks as well as core networks that are critical to ensuring the end-user experience of applications using vRAN architecture.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced that DEKRA has selected Keysight's end-to-end test solutions to certify 5G new radio and vehicle-to-everything devices, in compliance with a wide range of requirements, to improve safety in human interaction with technology, including vehicles.