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While 5G deployment continues, the telecommunications industry is already preparing for 6G, with standardisation efforts beginning this year.

With the telecoms industry undergoing a profound transformation fuelled by AI, edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI), Caroline Chan, vice president of Intel’s Network and Edge Group, highlights how advancements in 3GPP standards are expanding 5G’s capabilities beyond traditional telecom, benefiting industries like manufacturing, smart logistics and automation.

London may be the beating heart of the UK economy, but when it comes to mobile network performance, it’s lagging behind the rest of the country.

The Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA) is urging the Federal Communications Commission to slash a raft of what it calls “burdensome and outdated” telecom regulations, arguing that red tape is stalling broadband expansion, especially for small, rural providers.

The world’s largest gold miner, Newmont, has deployed Ericsson Private 5G technology at its Cadia gold-copper mine in New South Wales – Australia's largest underground mine – to significantly enhance operational efficiency, safety, and connectivity across its mining fleet.

Ericsson has launched a new wireless-first branch networking architecture aimed at helping enterprises manage increasingly AI-driven, distributed operations.

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