Despite a slight decline in the worldwide mobile subscriber base resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic, mobile network operators across different markets continue to expand 5G network deployments.
Nokia said enterprises at an advanced level of 5G adoption are growing faster than their peers, with more than 10% increase in productivity during the Covid-19 pandemic.
In 2020, realme launched 14 5G devices in 21 markets, accounting for around 40% of all its products. By 2022, the company aims to increase the number of its 5G offerings to over 20, upping the ratio to 70% across 50 markets.
The workshops, slated to happen between May 21 and June 4, 2021, will give participants the chance to be coached and mentored by industry experts on 5G technology and innovation.
Promoted as the brand’s latest videography powerhouse, the Reno5 series features a few industry-first capabilities like double exposure AI mixed portrait and dual-view video.
Globe Telecom said it has reached another milestone with its debut of the 5G roaming service in Thailand in collaboration with roaming ally and Thailand’s largest telco, AIS.
At the opening ceremony of its intelligent mining innovation lab in Taiyuan, Huawei founder and Ren Zhengfei reiterated the company’s willingness to transfer its 5G technology in entirety for the development of global ICT ecosystem.
According to new research by analyst firm ABI Research, excluding Huawei from deployments will delay the 5G rollout by several years and burden network operators with additional costs of several billion dollars to replace existing infrastructure.
