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Dubai: While UAE residents enjoy the Eid Al Fitr break, some people will be working through the five-day holidays to carry out their professional responsibilities with due diligence. Nigerian expat Onyekachukwu Nwaobi, 35, is at his post as a security guard at a residential building in Al Barsha, Dubai. He told Gulf News: “I really have no special plan for Eid Al Fitr. Because of the nature of my job, I have to be on duty. Everyone knows that as a security guard, you don’t have time for yo...

Nokia and stc have collaborated to demonstrate a cutting-edge live network solution enabling 8 carriers using 5G mmWave band with anchoring of FDD LTE Bands on a single Qualcomm chipset device. stc announced the milestone in its 5G commercial network development, demonstrating New Radio with 8 carrier aggregation (CA) using the Nokia advanced mmWave technology. The company established the 5G Non-standalone (NSA) data call by aggregating 8CC x100MHz on mmWave spectrum (26Ghz) on live network con...

Devdiscourse News Desk | Riyadh | Updated: 24-12-2020 07:06 IST | Created: 24-12-2020 07:06 IST Image Credit: ANI TAWAL, a leading Saudi ICT infrastructure company, has partnered with Nokia to expand and deploy the 5G network across its infrastructure in the western and southern parts of the country, the latter said on Wednesday. The collaboration is in line with TAWALs strategy to accelerate the roll-out of future technologies and support the Kingdoms Vision 2030 of digital transformation. ...

STC has announced yet another milestone in its 5G commercial network development, demonstrating New Radio (NR) with 8 carrier aggregation (CA) using Nokia’s advanced mmWave technology and on a single Qualcomm 5G chipset. The telecom giant established the 5G non-standalone (NSA) data call by aggregating 8CC x100 MHz on mmWave spectrum (26 Ghz) on live network conditions in Makkah city. mmWave spectrum can provide numerous high-capacity, low-latency 5G applications that can fuel economic growth...

i want to start out by saying something you have probably never heard of it at the beginning of a history lecture, which is that its okay to laugh. as the curtain on the screen suggests, there are some laughable moments to the story that we will be thinking together about tonight. some of it is going to strike you as a little bit funny, and it is from our vantage point. tonight we are thinking back to the years 1944 through 1946, the end of the second world war and the transition to pe...