Rakuten Mobile launches “Rakuten AI for Business,” a Generative AI solution designed for Japanese corporate environments, enhancing tasks like document creation and translation with ease. Featuring robust language processing and seamless web browser access, it’s both efficient and affordable.
Vodafone Spain is deploying a private 5G network at Geoalcali’s Navarra mine to enhance safety and efficiency. Integrating 4G for equipment connectivity, it enables real-time data access, remote machinery control, and automation.
Ericsson, Telstra, and MediaTek have achieved a groundbreaking 9.4 Gbps peak downlink speed on Telstra’s live 5G Standalone network, with over 10 Gbps reached in lab tests. This milestone highlights transformative potential for AI, AR/VR, and ultra-fast downloads.
Rockwell Automation’s strategic acquisition of Clearpath Robotics and OTTO Motors positions the company at the forefront of industrial automation, with a focus on AMRs for material handling. As demand for AMRs grows, Rockwell aims to deliver cutting-edge, integrated logistics solutions, reinforcing its leadership in the VoIP-enabled industrial sector.
Rakuten Mobile is amplifying its presence in the U.S. to push Open RAN forward, a key focus of the NTIA’s Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund. This move aims to strengthen the telecommunications supply chain and foster competition in the wireless sector.
Nokia has joined forces with Openreach to deploy its ONE Network platform to enhance fibre network automation across the UK. By leveraging Nokia’s Altiplano and NSP controllers, Openreach can automate its fibre services.
The collaboration between Vivo and Nokia to deploy private LTE networks at 30 Ambev sites in Brazil represents a major advancement in enhancing logistics operations. This strategic partnership focuses on digital transformation and automation, leveraging Nokia’s Modular Private Wireless solution.
Morse Micro, an Australian semiconductor firm, is enhancing IoT solutions with Wi-Fi HaLow technology. In collaboration with Vantron Technology, they aim to produce Wi-Fi HaLow-enabled IoT products, including modules, access points, and IP cameras, expanding connectivity.
Exciting news in the world of VoIP! The FCC now permits unlicensed Very Low Power devices across the 6 GHz band. This expansion supports next-gen solutions like AR and VR, wearables, and more, promising high speeds and minimal interference for seamless connectivity.
The Czech Republic’s CRA partners with Sweden’s Netmore to enhance its LoRaWAN IoT services, focusing on utilities and real estate. Leveraging Netmore’s PaaS, CRA aims to scale its 80%-population-covered network.
