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Almost one in five of all global mobile subscriptions will be 5G subscriptions by the end of 2023, predicts Swedish telecommunications vendor Ericsson...

As fifth-generation technology increasingly becomes widely adopted, latest projections indicate 180 million 5G mobile subscriptions in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2029.

Qualcomm: "We are in a transformative moment in time. And you see, use cases being developed with generative AI, which are significantly different from what weve done before. The bottom line is that the responsibility in terms of who does what in AI is kind of distributed across everyone. But by and large, those who created the models are the largest amount of responsibility. Thats the simplest way of thinking about it."

In a step towards advancing the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies within the telecommunications industry, Telenor and Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a three-year partnership that aims to explore, develop, and test cutting-edge AI/ML solutions towards enhancing energy efficiency without compromising on the quality of connectivity in mobile networks. Mobile networks are increasingly becoming programmable...

NorthStar partnership with Telia and Ericsson to help support Magna’s V2V and V2X developmentsPrivate 5G network testing environment established at Magna’s test track in SwedenMagna to have access...

NorthStar partnership with Telia and Ericsson to help support Magna's V2V and V2X developmentsPrivate 5G network testing environment established at Magna's test track in SwedenMagna to have access to 5G mmWave

Malaysia's major five operators finalised an equity stake deal with the country's state-run wholesale provider Digital Nasional Berhad, with each taking a 14 per cent interest.

China is embracing the improvements offered by 5.5G to improve network speeds and support smart factories.

Tbaytel Triumphs in Federal Spectrum Auction: Paving the Way for Advanced 5G Coverage in Northern Ontario this means better and faster service

Annus horribilis for Nokia, whose share price has fallen to a seven-year low.