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Cloud-native networks are no longer the futureโ€”they are the present. Businesses transitioning to cloud-native environments gain agility, faster service deployment, and seamless integration with 5G and AI-driven automation. However, the migration process can be challenging due to legacy infrastructure integration, potential downtime risks, and issues with data visibility. VC4 simplifies this process with a structured, zero-downtime migration strategy, ensuring accurate network inventory and seamless cloud-native adoption. Partner with VC4 to build a telecom network that is ready for the future.
Dejero, a leader in resilient connectivity solutions, and RGB Spectrum, a pioneer in mission-critical, real-time video solutions, are set to announce their new partnership at AFCEA West 2025. The companies will unveil their latest innovation, the IPX Flyaway Kit, a command centerโ€™s display and connectivity infrastructure in a box, at booth #753 from January 28-30 at the San Diego Convention Center.
AWS has announced a $11 billion investment to expand its data center infrastructure in Georgia, supporting the rising demand for AI and cloud services. The project will create 550 high-skilled jobs and position Georgia as a tech hub. This move aligns with AWSโ€™s strategy to meet growing AI workloads, following similar investments in Indiana and globally.
Verizon Business has secured a contract to enhance 5G and 4G LTE networks at 35 U.S. Air Force bases. Under the Air Forceโ€™s Offer to Lease (OTL) program, Verizon will deploy critical upgrades, including C-Band carrier layers, macro towers, and small cell installations. These enhancements will improve speed, bandwidth, and latency, supporting military operations, personnel, and surrounding communities.
Vodafone Spain and MasOrange have teamed up to launch FibreCo, a joint venture transforming Spainโ€™s fiber landscape. With 12.2 million premises covered and cutting-edge XGS-PON technology, FibreCo promises nationwide high-speed connectivity. Collaborations with Telefรณnica and plans for third-party investors further solidify this ambitious ventureโ€™s role in Spainโ€™s digital future.
Private 5G/LTE and CBRS networks are revolutionizing industries by enabling smarter cities, safer workplaces, and more efficient factories. This edition celebrates award-winning deployments and insights from industry leaders who are driving digital transformation. Explore real-world examples of how these networks optimize manufacturing operations, enhance supply chain visibility, and promote sustainable practices, making grids resilient and industries future-ready.

Award Category: Excellence in Private 5G/LTE Networks

Winner: Nokia


Nokia has been recognized with the TeckNexus 2024 Award for “Excellence in Private 5G/LTE Networks” for its transformative solutions that drive industrial digital transformation. Utilizing advanced technologies such as Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) and Modular Private Wireless (MPW), Nokia delivers secure, scalable, and high-performance connectivity tailored for Industry 4.0 applications. By addressing complex operational challenges through reliable, low-latency connectivity, AI-driven automation, and robust data security, Nokia empowers enterprises to optimize efficiency, enhance automation, and foster sustainability. With deployments across over 795+ enterprise customers and 1,500 mission-critical networks, Nokiaโ€™s innovative private wireless solutions are setting new standards for connectivity, operational excellence, and industrial growth worldwide.

Award Category: Excellence in Private Network Startups

Winner: GXC


GXCโ€™s ONYX Platform, powered by Cellular Mesh technology, delivers scalable, seamless, and secure communication across industries. Recognized with the TeckNexus 2024 Award for “Excellence in Private Network Startups,” GXC’s proprietary Cellular Mesh technology and its ONYX Platform have established it as a frontrunner in delivering reliable, high-performance connectivity solutions tailored to meet the complex needs of enterprises.
Lumen Technologies and AWS join forces to transform network operations with generative AI capabilities. This partnership leverages Lumen’s fiber network and AWSโ€™s advanced cloud technologies to create scalable, AI-powered network solutions. By enabling high-performance connectivity for generative AI applications, Lumen and AWS are set to redefine industries such as healthcare, media, and automotive through autonomous networks that optimize speed, security, and reliability.
Huawei presents its AI-centric F5.5G network and “FOUR NEW” strategy, aiming to transform telecom networks through AI and fiber optics. Key initiatives include advanced broadband monetization, autonomous network operations, and AI-driven home ecosystems, creating new revenue channels and supporting digital intelligence services in the telecom industry.
BT Group is reportedly working with Citigroup on a potential sale of its financial services unit, Radianz. This move aligns with CEO Allison Kirkbyโ€™s plan to streamline BTโ€™s operations and reduce costs. Acquired from Reuters in 2005, Radianz generates annual earnings of ยฃ60-70 million and could be sold for a few hundred million pounds. Alongside this, BT is also considering sales of operations in Ireland and Italy as part of Kirkby’s restructuring strategy.

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Explore the Private Network Edition of 5G Magazine, your guide to the latest in private 5G/LTE and CBRS networks. This edition spotlights 11 award categories including private 5G/LTE leader, neutral host leader, and rising startups. It features insights from industry leaders like Jason Wallin of John Deere and an analysis...

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