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The State of Mobile Internet Connectivity Report issued by the GSMA has shed light on the continuous expansion of global smartphone use.
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Exploring the Surge and Plateau in Global Mobile Internet Usage

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The GSMA’s recent State of Mobile Internet Connectivity Report reveals intriguing trends in global smartphone use. While a majority, about 57%, of the global populace now connects to the mobile internet, there’s a stark division in technology adoption. Most users in developed markets rely on 4G or even 5G-enabled devices, while developing regions substantially depend on older 3G and even 2G tech. Surprisingly, the pace of mobile internet user growth also appears to be decelerating. So, how can the world’s telecom industry respond to the challenges of this digital divide? An engrossing discussion waiting to happen at the upcoming Total Telecom Congress!

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Huawei champions the development of 5.5G technology, anticipating significant steps in network infrastructure.
Infrastructure

Huawei’s Bold 5.5G Vision: Balancing Network Evolution and Investment Challenges

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Huawei champions the development of 5.5G technology, anticipating significant steps in network infrastructure. Advocating for evolution and readiness, Huawei focuses on 5G-Advanced as a cornerstone of future telecom progression. However, global implementation poses challenges, with promising 5G speeds needing considerable network densification and negative trends in capital expenditure. As such, Huawei and other vendors are pivoting to cater to the enterprise market, favouring an immersive approach in changing market needs, instead of simply relying on network infrastructure investment.

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In a significant internal reshuffle, Ericsson has appointed Chris Houghton as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Telecom News

Exploring Ericsson’s Leadership Shuffle: Impact on Operational Efficiency

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Ericsson’s internal reshuffle sees Chris Houghton step into the role of COO and Åsa Tamsons as Head of Enterprise Wireless Solutions. Houghton’s focus will be on group-spanning initiatives like cost-efficiency drives, while Tamsons aims to fast-track breaking even for her division. However, with senior team members stepping down and Jan Sprafke being appointed Chief Compliance Officer, Ericsson shows no signs of slowing its innovative drive amidst industry changes.

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Spain started the next stage of its €1 billion initiative to expand 5G tech advancements to locations with less than 10,000 inhabitants.
5G

Bridging Spain’s Digital Divide: The Billion-Euro 5G Initiative

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An ambitious €1 billion initiative is underway in Spain to narrow down the digital divide in rural areas, spearheaded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation. The project focuses on escalating the presence of 5G technology, committing an impressive €544 million towards standalone deployments. Aimed at areas unlikely to be targeted by private sector network deployments, it accentuates the government’s determination to extend tech revolutions to the unserved regions. With potential applications to various sectors, Spain’s pathway to complete 5G integration could serve as an inspirational model for others in this era of digital transformation.

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Vodafone has teamed up with Arm to introduce a novel chipset based on an open and adaptable platform ideal for Open RAN base stations.
5G

Vodafone and Arm’s Alliance: Reinventing Open RAN for 5G Era

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In an exciting move, Vodafone and Arm have united to innovate within the telecom industry, developing an adaptable platform with Arm-based processors ideal for Open RAN base stations. Their collaborative effort showcases both parties’ commitment in enriching the competitive Open RAN landscape, offering robust computational power for 5G services and improved energy efficiency. In addition, illustrious companies like SynaXG, Ampere Computing, and Fujitsu are lending their expertise to test and validate this technology. The joint venture also presents opportunities for Vodafone to reach its net-zero targets.

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Samsung, Vodafone, and Orange achieve 4G milestone with Open RAN in Romania, reshaping European telecoms.
Broadband

Samsung, Vodafone, and Orange Complete First 4G Open RAN Calls in Rural Romania

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In a pioneering collaboration, Samsung, Vodafone, and Orange have achieved a significant breakthrough by completing the first 4G calls over shared networks in rural Romania using Open RAN technology. This milestone, with the promise of integrating 2G and 5G, signifies a transformative step towards more efficient, sustainable, and innovative telecommunications.

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Vodafone is escalating its commitment to Open RAN technology, collaborating with Nokia in a trail-blazing initiative in Italy.
Broadband

Vodafone and Nokia: Pioneering Open RAN Technology in Italy

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Vodafone is expanding its devotion to Open RAN technology, joining forces with Nokia in a progressive venture in Italy. The initiative aligns with Vodafone’s Open RAN directive, largely centered in the UK, and extends influence to the Italian telecom landscape. With this first commercial 5G Open RAN pilot in Italy, they aim to prove Nokia’s Open RAN solution matches the functionality and quality of traditional RAN. With an eye on promoting automated, adaptable networks for the ever-growing demand of responsive 5G services, such innovation bolsters the EU’s digital sovereignty and global competitiveness.

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Vodafone and Orange are breaking new ground with the first real-life 4G calls over a common shared network in an Open RAN setting.
Broadband

Unveiling Vodafone and Orange’s Groundbreaking 4G Open RAN Pilot

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Telecom giants Vodafone and Orange are breaking new ground with the first real-life 4G calls over a common shared network in an Open RAN setting. Stemming from a landmark endeavor near Bucharest, this initiative provides a glimpse into the potential strengths of an Open RAN-based network. What’s more? The progress doesn’t halt at 4G. The duo are set to soon take down another first – operating 2G and subsequently 5G, over shared Open RAN sites. Both operators see this as a model for extending mobile networks throughout rural Europe.

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