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Some 70% of the "AI fearful" respondents to the survey predict a future where increased AI productivity leads to shrinking human salaries.

Report from leading comms tech provider finds nearly three-quarters of homes with 5G Fixed Wireless Access choose it as a full replacement for previously used connectivity with network satisfaction on par with fibre but with better flexibility, customisation and ease of installation.

Ericsson: However, at the same time, one out of three households stated that wired broadband is superior to wireless connectivity in terms of speed, which is a barrier to FWA adoption, indicating that there is a need to ensure committed speeds of fixed broadband offerings.

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. Canadian 5G users want the best quality of experience and will pay more for it A new study by Ericsson ConsumerLab reveals

As 5G networks become more widely available and affordable, the potential benefits for communication and automation in mining are significant. We can expect to see even more innovation and disruption as the mining industry continues to embrace 5G.

Canadians are willing to pay a premium to get a 5G plan with transformative service, a new report from Ericsson revealed. 

Canadians are willing to pay a premium to get a 5G plan with transformative service, a new report from Ericsson revealed. 

Leading comms tech provider enhances 5G connectivity services with toolkit designed to strengthen the ability of 5G standalone comprising software features spanning massive MIMO, advanced RAN slicing, time-critical communication and 5G core.

Ericsson unveils software toolkit for premium services with differentiated 5G connectivity

Ericsson Launches New Software Toolkit to Enhance 5G Standalone Network Capabilities - OPP.Today