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5G-A is a necessity for capitalising on the AI boom

by Harry Baldock | Jul 24, 2025

As AI becomes increasing ubiquitous, the capabilities of 5G-Advanced (5G-A) is growing vital to operator success

5G Advanced powers world’s largest fleet of driverless coal mining trucks in China

by Harry Baldock | May 29, 2025

This month marked a significant step in the development of intelligent mining, with Chinese energy giant Huaneng Group deploying the world’s largest fleet of unmanned electric mining trucks.

China Unicom and Huawei showcase 5G-Advanced with new Beijing deployment

by Harry Baldock | Dec 3, 2024

China Unicom Beijing has deployed a far reaching 5G-Advanced network covering stadiums, schools, scenic areas, metro stations, commercial areas, residential areas, and other facilities in Beijing.

Ericsson new 5G Advanced software targets programmable networks

by Harry Baldock | Nov 1, 2024

Today, Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) unveils seven 5G Advanced software products designed to empower CSPs with high-performing programmable networks. These innovations will elevate performance, enhance user experience, and drive revenue growth and operational efficiency, opening up new possibilities for the industry.

Telstra and Ericsson deploy new RAN Compute platform

by Harry Baldock | Aug 30, 2024

Ericsson and Telstra today announced a groundbreaking, world-first achievement in mobile connectivity with the deployment of Ericsson’s 4th generation of Radio Access Network (RAN) purpose-built compute platform, paving the way for a consistent 5G Advanced platform for Australia.

5G-Advanced: A chance for operator differentiation

by Harry Baldock | Mar 25, 2024

At this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC), we caught up with Stefan Pongratz, Vice President of Dell’Oro Group, to discuss the state of 5G in 2024 and what the future of the technology holds for us in 2024

Nokia doubles down in Germany with €360 million investment

by Georgia Sweeting | Jan 17, 2024

Nokia has announced that it will invest €360 million in the development of hardware, software, and chip design at its German sites in Ulm and Nuremberg. The investment is part of the company’s long-term goal to strengthen Europe’s value chain.