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“The addition of low band 5G to our network is going to offer greater depth to our 5G coverage and help us bring 5G to some hard to reach places.">>

Worldwide smartphone shipments could achieve a 5.5% growth rate this year - and PC shipment rates will also grow 18.2%.>>

Samsung’s strategic partnership with Spark marks the country’s first new network vendor in a decade.>>

Today more than ever, Australia is seen as ‘the lucky country’, writes Cradlepoint's Gavin Wilson.>>

The 5G Innovation Lab will enable Nokia, UTS and their partners to advance 5G technology by testing new 5G use cases with real world applications, including Industry 4.0, IoT and smart cities.>>

This unification enables a connected, interactive computing environment that combines smartphone and PC technology to deliver security capabilities and opportunities, the company states.>>

“These new services reflect the significant ongoing joint Cisco and Verizon research and development investments which aim to help customers accelerate change.” >>

"Each year we invest hundreds of millions of dollars into our digital infrastructure, but we are really ramping it up this year and beyond.">>

Verizon Business and Deloitte have announced a 5G and mobile edge computing retail industry digital platform focused on transforming customer experiences.>>

Neural Technologies is working with a series of partners to offer an enhanced Optimus Platform to support the highly anticipated 5G network digital transformation.>>

Telstra hopes the end result will mean that 5G devices will be able to access cloud services that run from edge compute locations, all without leaving Telstra’s network. >>

The record, 5Gbps for a single smartphone, was announced today by Telstra in collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm.>>

Juniper Networks and Turk Telekom Group have completed their technology and commercial partnership, designed to support the development of the Open RAN 5G ecosystem.>>

“We have been working for a long time on cutting-edge RIC technologies that will play an active role in setting global 5G standards.">>

This figure represents a growth from $945 million in 2019, according to IDC’s inaugural forecast for such statistics, with a five-year CAGR of 43.4%.>>

“Our customers have told us coverage is the most important thing when it comes to 5G so Telstra’s 5G roll out reaching more than half of the Australian population is a huge milestone.”>>

Achieved a stable 5G mmWave transmission of close to 1Gbps at 7.3km, double the distance recorded three months ago, and a new record globally. >>

To support future applications, enterprises should explore 5G capabilities to serve their wireless connectivity requirements, the company says.>>

To address the increasing number of cyber-attacks and data privacy concerns, more organisations should focus on ensuring their data platform can provide consistent data security, governance, lineage, and control across their hybrid cloud next year.>>

4G fixed wireless access (FWA) is now being delivered through 406 mobile operators in 164 countries around the world, but now is the time for 5G to mimic the same successes.>>

"It is about supporting the digital economy in its most mission-critical forms.">>

"There is a risk that attackers will take advantage of standalone 5G networks while they are being established and operators are getting to grips with potential vulnerabilities.">>

Together, the companies intend to explore new 5G, edge and hybrid cloud solutions to improve operational efficiency, safety, and flexibility for the enterprise.>>

Te Awamutu is of particular significance because it is home to Spark’s third-busiest mobile cell site for mobile data usage in the country.>>