Nokia Federal Solutions, the U.S. government-focused arm of Nokia, and Lockheed Martin have launched a new modular, open‑architecture 5G solution built for the U.S. and allied defense forces. The capability is designed to deliver secure, resilient communications at the point of need.
In 2024, enterprise network architects face an uncomfortable truth: single-carrier infrastructure is becoming obsolete. From convention centers to corporate campuses to trade show floors, the limitations of single-operator networks reveal themselves instantly when demand spikes. Attendees stream video simultaneously. IoT devices proliferate. Payment systems saturate available bandwidth. The venue's WiFi collapses, and everyone defaults to congested cellular networks.
Millions of EE customers have received a huge boost to their mobile connectivity ahead of the summer as the operator unleashes major new network upgrades, including launching 5G+ to more than 50 million people and expanding the rollout of world-first technologies to enhance its network performance across the UK.
ISCO International, an enabler in signal interference cancellation technology, and Abside Networks, a provider of advanced wireless communications solutions, announced the availability of ISCO’s Interference Management and Cancellation (IMC) software in Abside’s next-generation 5G and Open RAN platforms.
Deutsche Telekom is expanding its existing 5G+ portfolio, previously available for gaming applications, to include latency-optimized video calling into its mobile network. Customers can now benefit from especially stable performance for both gaming and video calls when they select the new 5G+ Ultra option – even in a heavily congested mobile network.