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2024 ACOMM AWARD WINNER - vendor innovation Nokia Solutions & Networks • Optical Sensing of fibre networks Harness high performance sensing of your optical network with PSE-6. Nokia’s Photonic Service Engine 6 (PSE-6) enables the transport of 1.2T per channel or 76.8T* of capacity on a single fibre pair, critical in fulfilling the new capacity requirements between data centres, driven by AI based applications, IT digital transformation and 5G/5G Advanced mobility. https://lnkd.in/gAsppzug

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Very interesting to see the details of the Ericsson Mobility Report to see the trends of communication industry and how the new communication facilities impact other businesses with a final target to GROWTH the world economy. The June 2024 Ericsson Mobility Report is now live, featuring the most up-to-date data and analysis from the telecom industry. Here are the key takeaways that caught my eye: 📱 In 2029, the number of 5G mobile subscriptions will reach nearly 5.6 billion – that’s 60% of the global market. ⚡ Speed-based tariffs are now being offered by almost 40% of Fixed Wireless Access service providers, compared to 27% a year ago. ✅ Great user experiences are being delivered by 5G mid-band, with a service provider achieving time-to-content (TTC) of under 1.5 seconds for 97% of user activities. Click below to get your copy of the report and keep up to date with all the latest data and analysis from the telecom industry. What are your thoughts on these trends and how do you see them shaping the future of the telecom industry? 🤔 #MobilityReport #5G #TeamEricsson

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First moves started in this exciting programme in which Net AI will be advancing and validating its unique AI-driven forecasting capability to slash the energy consumption of cellular networks.

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3GPP SA1 stage 1 Workshop on IMT2030 (6G) use cases is in progress in #Rotterdam. TCCA-Critical Communications participates to promote the society need to #trust on mobile communication and have connectivity at all times.

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EUWENA and its members at Private Networks Forum May 28th saw the RCRwireless initiated online webinar on private networks; the Private Networks Forum. This year’s edition saw no less than 5 presenters and presentations from EUWENA and its members! There were -         2 suppliers that are EUWENA members: Druid and IBwave -         2 end users that are EUWENA members: EDF and Schiphol Amsterdam airport -         EUWENA herself through the secretary doing a panel on mainports and private cellular The entire webinar was very pinpointed and specific and covered all aspects of private wireless networks; from Neutral Hosting to Assured Quality and from end user cases to perceived value add. For anyone in the eco system or about to embark on a private wireless implementation, there’s good insights to be had from individual sessions. Check out https://lnkd.in/e42uJcSY Notably, our members Druid and IBwave were in a session that articulated how private 4/5G is finding its way into mining, logistics, airports, warehousing and how the eco system is moving towards SME’s. Also, the role of the SI and the simplification for usage by less – or not at all – cellular savvy end users were explored. Member EDF elaborated on the use of private 4G in its power stations, both thermal and nuclear and its windfarm. EDF explains how it employs the bands 2.6 Ghz and 3.8-4.2 Ghz, both of which are available in France yet under differing regimes. EUWENA secretary Koen Mioulet and member Schiphol, Willem Blom, ran a session of the requirements of mainports and the desire to harmonise spectrum and standardise deployments in order to scale projects across countries and assets. Schiphol elaborated how it intends to run a full scale 5G network for all its operational processes (yet already has a 4G trunking replacement network and a 5G PoC) 

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Technology-neutral licensing or Technology-neutrality (commonly known as spectrum refarming) is the ability to refarm spectrum used for legacy networks (#2G and #3G) for #4G and #5G services, at a pace driven by market demand. In general terms, technology neutrality refers to the repurposing of spectrum bands to more efficient technologies. Technology neutrality is an important enabler of legacy network sunsets. The initial rollout of 4G in many pioneer markets was based on technology neutrality and spectrum refarming. As of the middle of the last decade, nearly half of 4G deployments globally were running on refarmed 2G and 3G spectrum. Between 2015 and mid-August 2023, a total of 91 networks were shut down, of which 43 were 2G networks and 48 were 3G networks. At least 148 networks will be shut down between Q4 2023 and 2030, based on announced plans from operators.

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Check on the most viewed session of the ONE Summit by István Kispál about how to orchestrate Nokia CNFs using Nephio . Intent based network management realized with open source.

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Upgrade to sustainable connectivity with BeGREEN! As 5G networks expand worldwide, it’s crucial to prioritise energy efficiency. Our research spans hardware, link, and system levels to minimise power usage without compromising performance. Learn more about us: https://bit.ly/3UsJn16 #SustainableTech #BeGREEN #EnergyEfficiency #RANEnergyEfficiency

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FWA June 2024 Report: This report on the global status of the fixed wireless access (#FWA) market brings updates about the availability of FWA broadband services based on LTE and 5G; #tariff structures; service #portability; service #speeds and #device support for FWA. 🟦 In FWA broadband services, GSA has identified announced service offers from 467 operators in 188 countries and territories, and launched services from 407 operators in 176 countries and territories worldwide. 🟦 Europe and the Middle East and Africa have the highest number of operators delivering FWA services using LTE or 5G. 🟦 More than 50% of tariffs for LTE FWA are based on data volume, with speed-based structures favoured by 19% of operators. The difference is less marked with 5G FWA. 🟦 The average of the marketed maximum peak download speeds for LTE FWA was 178.6 Mbps, down from 180.5 Mbps in November 2023, based on data for 330 operators in May 2024. For 5G-based offerings, the average maximum peak download speed was 974 Mbps, down from 1,059 Mbps in November 2023 but still up from 875 Mbps in November 2022. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Follow us on Kaneshwaran Govindasamy & Global 5G Evolution PLEASE CHECKOUT THIS MONTH'S #5G CONFERENCE, XCHANGING IDEAS #50 / Click comment box. #subscribe our #youtube channel

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