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Samsung is teaming with Etherstack to trial Australia’s first mission-critical push-to-X (MCPTX) solution. -
Samsung and O2 Telefónica have launched their first virtualised RAN (vRAN) and Open RAN commercial site in Germany.
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Samsung, Vodafone and AMD have teamed to complete an end-to-end call with the latest AMD processors, using Open RAN technology.
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Samsung and KDDI will form a 5G Global Network Slicing Alliance after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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Samsung Electronics has been selected by KDDI to deliver its cloud-native 5G Standalone (SA) Core for KDDI’s commercial network in Japan.
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Smartphone shipments were down by 12% in 2022, according to market research company Canalys, and down by 18% in the last quarter of the year.
Forthcoming events
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Nokia has signed a new cross-license patent agreement with Samsung after the previous agreement between the two expired last year.
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Vodafone and Nokia have agreed to work on a fully compliant Open RAN solution, the companies announced today.
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Samsung has announced a new research group focusing on the development of 6G networks and devices that will be established in the UK.
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Fresh off of India 5G spectrum auction that was finally completed this week, Bharti Airtel has awarded contracts to Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung for its 5G rollout.
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Vodafone is to build an open RAN mobile network around the Torquay area of south-west England.
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Capacity shares five key stories making headlines around the world today.
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Virgin Media O2 and Samsung have deployed multiple 4G and 5G sites across the UK and completed their the first 5G data call on Virgin Media O2's commercial 5G network, using the sites.
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IBM and Samsung Electronics have hailed a breakthrough in semiconductor design using a new vertical transistor architecture.
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Samsung Electronics (Samsung) and Ciena have entered into an agreement to deliver 5G network solutions.
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Samsung has announced it will conduct 4G and 5G trials with Virgin Media O2 in the UK.
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TPG Telecom is to conduct Australia’s first 5G virtualised RAN (vRAN) trial on 26GHz, using integrated mmWave solution.
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Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson and Samsung Electronics have implemented multi-vendor 5G end-to-end (E2E) Network Slicing with a commercial 5G device.
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Ericsson and Samsung have signed a multi-year global patent license agreement.
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Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung will be the only three vendors allowed to compete for 5G infrastructure contracts in India, says the country’s government.
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A report commissioned by the UK government has highlighted the role of smaller telecoms equipment makers in the UK's 5G roll out, while recommending that direct financial support to replace Huawei kit is not necessary.
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NTT Docomo Inc has turned to Samsung Electronics for its 5G network equipment.
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Your news roundup from around the world making headlines today!
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Samsung Electronics has begun the mass production of its latest line of data centre SSDs, the PM9A3 E1.S.
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US chip manufacturers had their wishes granted yesterday when President Joe Biden pledged US$37 billion in funding to boost manufacturing.
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Telcos looking for a partner as they navigate the opportunities in edge, could do well to look to open source.
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In this episode of the Digital Digest, we roundup the biggest stories of the week from across the ICT infrastructure industry.
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Lee Jae-Yong, vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, has been sentenced to a 30-month (two and a half year) prison term by a High Court in South Korea.
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Industry veteran Sangho Jo has been appointed president and CEO of Southeast Asia and Oceania at Samsung.
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Capacity shares 5 key stories from around the world making headlines today!
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Nokia is making no profit on its mobile infrastructure sales and 2021 “will be challenging”, CEO Pekka Lundmark has admitted.
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Capacity shares 5 key stories from around the world making headlines today!
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Samsung has released the first product from its newly-branded 5G in-building portfolio, Samsung Link.
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Verizon has awarded a US$6.6 billion, five-year contract to Samsung to provide wireless network equipment for its 5G network.
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Samsung Electronics is to expand its NAND flash production capacity in Pyeongtaek, Korea, paving the way for mass production of its cutting-edge V-NAND memory in the second half of 2021.
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The sale of smartphones declined 20.2% in the first quarter of the year, with Samsung, Huawei and Oppo the worst hit, according to new analysis.
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Earlier this week Samsung Electronics posted its first quarter results of 2020, reporting low figures due in part to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Capacity shares 5 key stories from around the world making headlines today!
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Telecoms equipment company Nokia is facing rumours of an impending takeover bid, though no one at the Finnish company is commenting.
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Reduced demand for electronic devices brought about by the global Covid-19 pandemic, has pushed Samsung to register its lowest Q1 profits in five years.
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Samsung has won a deal to supply 5G radio equipment to Spark, the former Telecom New Zealand, a move that is seen as meaning Huawei is less likely to win any of the business.
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Huawei is hoping to hear this week whether it can supply the UK’s four mobile companies with the equipment they need for their planned 5G networks.
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Indian three surviving mobile operators, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea, have missed their deadline for government-backed 5G trials.
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People in six major countries have told the mobile industry’s trade association they are happy with 4G and don’t want to upgrade to 5G.
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Russian operator MTS says it has conducted the first tests in the country of 5G mobile on millimetre-wave spectrum – and achieved a speed of 2.1Gbps on a pre-launch handset.
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South Korea’s SK Telecom has announced that it is the first mobile operator in the world to exceed the 1 million 5G customer mark.
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There will be 1.1 billion 5G subscriptions in Asia and North America by 2023 – the fifth year of roll-out – compared with only 417 million 4G subscriptions in the current technology’s year five.
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SK Telecom has signed agreements with Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung Electronics in order to jointly research and develop advanced 5G and 6G mobile network technologies.
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Huawei is leading Samsung by six to four in the launch of 5G handsets and other terminal devices, with three other companies launching two devices each.
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Seven telecoms equipment makers are responsible for 80% of worldwide sales to service providers, with Huawei well ahead of all the others.
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Openet, the BSS solutions provider, has entered into a partnership with Samsung Electronics to deliver 5G core network solutions.
