NTIA puts up $3M for DoD's open 5G networks
The US Department of Defense wants to develop an open 5G ecosystem and so the NTIA is offering a $3 million prize for such equipment.
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The US Department of Defense wants to develop an open 5G ecosystem and so the NTIA is offering a $3 million prize for such equipment.
CableLabs said it will be the host lab for the NTIA's '5G Challenge' that will in part test open RAN equipment for the US Department of Defense.
The U.S. government-sponsored 5G Challenge is designed to accelerate adoption of 5G open interfaces
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