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Samsung and Qualcomm demonstrate 20% speed boost to 5G - Vimarsana News

Samsung and Qualcomm demonstrate 20% speed boost to 5G

By using Samsung network hardware and a Qualcomm modem. This tech should be commercially available by the end of the year.

China Mobile Research Institute, MINO and ZTE accomplish the industry's first pre-commercial trial of 5G-A based Industrial Field Network - Vimarsana News

China Mobile Research Institute, MINO and ZTE accomplish the industry's first pre-commercial trial of 5G-A based Industrial Field Network

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Massive MIMO Market Zooms Towards Billion-Dollar Valuation: Estimated to Reach USD 74.52 Billion by 2030: Verified Market Research® - Vimarsana News

Massive MIMO Market Zooms Towards Billion-Dollar Valuation: Estimated to Reach USD 74.52 Billion by 2030: Verified Market Research®

The "Global Massive MIMO Market Size By Spectrum (TDD, FDD), By Technology (LTE Advanced, LTE Advanced Pro, 5G), By Antenna (8T8R, 16T16R & 32T32R, 64T64R), By Geographic Scope & Forecast, 2023-2030"

DOCSIS 4.0 gaining traction with cable ops - survey - Vimarsana News

DOCSIS 4.0 gaining traction with cable ops - survey

ATX's annual survey of industry execs across 60 cable operators found that 48% of them intend to activate DOCSIS 4.0 in their HFC networks before the end of 2025.

Charter advances on DOCSIS 4.0 | Light Reading - Vimarsana News

Charter advances on DOCSIS 4.0 | Light Reading

Charter's private DOCSIS 4.0 tech demo showed a six-amplifier cascade powered by production silicon delivering 8.3 Gbit/s downstream and between 5.3 Gbit/s to 5.5 Gbit/s in the upstream.