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Love is blind, they say. It might explain why UK politicians have the collective hots for open RAN. Despite their unfamiliarity with the technology, and warnings from operators that have flirted with open RAN, parliamentarians from across the political divide are apparently smitten. Open RAN, they have convinced themselves, is the pure and virtuous Cinderella to the ugly network stepsisters of Ericsson and Nokia. The well-known fairy tale conveniently ended when the aristocratic foot-fetishis...

US supplier signs exclusive IP global licensing agreement with Netsia, giving it access to RIC technology and open RAN expertise.

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5G launch (hopefully!!) India is likely to witness some firm steps on the road to 5G in 2021. Spectrum auctions are due and some keenly awaited 5G trials will soon take place. Jio, Indias largest service provider, has already announced plans to launch 5G in the coming year. Even if this happens, though, rollout will probably be limited to a few areas of the country or be focused on the enterprise sector. Most industry experts believe 5G will not be widely available until 2022. Jio is determin...

News Wire Feed Light Reading 1/12/2021 SAN DIEGO – AirHop Communications, a leader in 4G and 5G Network Intelligence software platforms and solutions, today announced it has become a member of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF), a non-profit operator led consortium driving transformation of access and edge network infrastructure and business models leveraging network disaggregation, open source software and software defined standards. As a memb...

Verizon CTO Kyle Malady tells Light Reading: I dont see any reason why the technology cant work, but there will be things carriers need to work out if they do adopt it.

Ed Cholerton has been tasked with overseeing Nokias business across the US and Canada. Heres how hes looking at topics ranging from the C-band auction to open RAN to small cells.

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