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Samsung Electronics today announced that the company has been selected by KDDI as a main vendor to provide 4G and 5G O-RAN compliant virtualized Radio Access Network (vRAN) solutions for their Open RAN deployment in Japan. In line with KDDI’s vision to adopt leading-edge network technology, the companies will expand the reach of Open RAN in the coming years. Starting from 2025, KDDI will expand its Open RAN deployment leveraging the advantages of a fully disaggregated and software-based architecture powered by Samsung vRAN. KDDI’s Open RAN network will feature enhanced capabilities for improved energy efficiency, optimized performance and intelligent automation. “KDDI has been focused on identifying and preparing for next-generation networks, and we have been conducting numerous technical verification and feasibility studies on Open RAN with industry-leading companies like Samsung,” said Kazuyuki Yoshimura, Chief Technology Officer of KDDI. “Today’s announcement represents KDDI’s dedication to bringing innovative technologies to Japan. We are proud to deliver a cutting-edge and reliable radio access…

The GSMA and MSSA partnership is set to revolutionize global communication through VoIP and satellite integration. By synchronizing terrestrial and satellite networks, they aim for enhanced connectivity, efficiency, and scalability. This collaboration promises to redefine VoIP solutions, overcoming challenges and paving the way for advanced, seamless global communications.

The formalized partnership between Nokia and NTT DATA marks a significant shift in their approach to private 5G networks, promising enhanced connectivity and technological advancements. This collaboration focuses on leveraging Nokia’s robust radio access network infrastructure to optimize operations in smart cities, airports, and industry sectors, reflecting a promising digital future.

Cisco’s decision to exit the LoRaWAN market by 2025 marks a significant shift in the IoT landscape. While phasing out LoRaWAN products, Cisco encourages exploration of alternative suppliers through the LoRa Alliance. This ecosystem’s robust growth and diverse vendor availability ensure ongoing development and adaptation, meeting evolving global business needs.