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Utilizing private 5G wireless networks, the collaboration between Ericsson, AWS and Hitachi America R&D emphasizes the transformative power of real-time digital video, AI, and edge-to-cloud solutions, showcasing a future where operational efficiency, product excellence, and optimized supply chains redefine smart manufacturing.
The report entitled “5G Infrastructure Market” analyzes the global, regional and local market based on communications infrastructure, core network technology networks, the network infrastructure, frequency of operation, end-use, and region. The report offers thorough analysis of the market’s historical and projected size, along with a trend analysis. 
Welcome to the era of 5G revolution with the CAMARA Project. This initiative exposes telco network capabilities via APIs, simplifying network complexity and providing benefits across telco operators and countries. It’s transforming the very fabric of telecom networks into robust service platforms, opening the door for enhanced service capabilities and fresh revenue streams for telecom providers. Dive into this article to learn about the CAMARA Project’s journey, its approach towards standardization and simplification, and its vision for the future. Explore now!
Arrcus, the hyperscale networking software company and a leader in core, 5G/edge and multi-cloud routing and switching, today announced a significant new investment from Hitachi Ventures, the venture arm of Hitachi, for an additional closing of its Series D. This new investment showcases growing investor interest in Arrcus from strategic and corporate venture groups. This infusion of capital will empower Arrcus to accelerate its growth, expand market reach, and continue delivering cost-effective and transformational networking solutions to customers worldwide.
The digital twin revolution is changing how businesses optimize their operations by using virtual models to simulate, predict, and enhance real-world processes. Digital twins provide numerous benefits, such as enhanced performance and efficiency, predictive maintenance, improved decision-making, reduced time-to-market, and better collaboration. With use cases across industries like manufacturing, energy and utilities, transportation and logistics, healthcare, and smart cities, digital twin technology is becoming increasingly important for businesses. However, organizations must address challenges related to data quality, integration, security, cost, and expertise to implement and benefit from digital twin technology successfully.
EnterpriseWeb announced that it will premiere the first telco-grade demonstration of generative AI for network service orchestration today at Informa’s Big 5G event in Austin, Texas. The company, which ran the telecom industry’s first Network Function Virtualization proof-of-concept in 2013 and is known for its advanced automation capabilities, partnered with KX to enable next generation AI-powered Telecom operations.
BT’s UK business customers can now access edge computing services through a new long-term, multi-million-pound investment. The first site for customer trials is live in Manchester, with general availability planned for later this year. This investment combines EE’s leading 5G and 4G network infrastructure with Amazon Web Services cloud services, right at the edge where they are required, ensuring efficient, high-speed, and secure connectivity, as well as accelerated cloud processing.

By utilizing AWS Wavelength, BT aims to offer a new generation of IoT benefits to its customers and communities. These benefits include wearable cameras for paramedics and ambulance staff to support patients and aid remote clinicians in deciding on the best care pathways; cameras for the police to provide instant replay and higher-quality footage; and “frictionless retail,” which enables shoppers to enter a store, pick up their products, and leave without scanning, queuing, or checking out.
Investors seeking to maximize their profits from the potential of 5G should consider a multi-pronged approach and invest in companies that provide 5G network equipment, tower infrastructure, semiconductors, and hyperscalers as well as 5G mobile network operators. Here are the top companies across the sectors that are leading global public/private network rollouts.
A drone flying cell tower is a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) equipped with a 5G base station, which can be deployed to provide coverage in remote or hard-to-reach areas. These flying cell towers can be rapidly deployed and offer several advantages over traditional stationary cell towers, including increased flexibility, faster deployment, and the ability to cover larger areas with fewer towers.
CELLSMART, the cellular intelligence division of SmartCIC, has launched its latest Global Cellular Performance Survey, which shows that maximum 5G download speeds available in the field have reached nearly 1 Gbps. Test results showed Norway (994 Mbps) and Spain (993.60 Mbps) topping the rankings for maximum 5G download speeds for indoors and outdoors.
Symworld™ RAN Commander solution for mobile network planning and optimization now in general availability to accelerate 5G network expansion and densification planning. Crowdsourced data, machine learning and automation used to scale planning processes, predict subscriber experiences, and control costs. Eliminates legacy silos and operational delays with integrated planning and optimization, delivering lower TCO via common capabilities from the Symworld™ Platform. Symworld RAN Commander is developed by Rakuten Symphony Intelligent Operations Business Division.
System integrators have a strong role in helping operators and enterprises in planning, building, and managing complex network environments while maximizing performance and minimizing costs by effectively deploying solutions and technologies from diverse ecosystem players. With their deep technical knowledge, competence, and wider industry experience, they can offer tailored solutions that enable the successful deployment of public and private networks and ensure long-term success for those organizations that partner with them.
For the past three decades, the telecommunications, media, and technology (TMT) industries have been at the center of the revolution in how consumers and businesses react, interact and transact with each other and the world. Following are 7 trends that TMT organizations need to be focused on not just to reach the full potential of Industry 4.0 but to constantly be prepared for what comes next.

Tech Talks

In this 5G Tech Talk | Fireside chat series, Hema Kadia from TeckNexus discusses with Adnan Khan, Sr. Manager for Wireless and Wireline Market Development at Anritsu, Private 5G Networks and Testing. In this context, we cover – what are the top 3 verticals investing in private 5G networks, what are the 3GPP release features enabling the private 5G networks, what are the deployment modes for private 5G networks and related pros and cons, what are the testing challenges for private 5G networks and more.
In this 5G Fireside chat series, Hema Kadia from TeckNexus discusses with Dan Pitt “How Lean NFV can accelerate the adoption of NFV and deployment of 5G.” In this context, we cover, what is Lean NFV, what are the business drivers for Lean NFV, comparison with ETSI NFV, the Lean NFV Key-Value Store (KVS) concept, how Lean NFV will accelerate the adoption of ETSI NFV and 5G, and more.
In this 5G Fireside chat series, Hema Kadia from TeckNexus discusses with Sriram (Co-founder and Head of Engineering) at Aarna Networks, Physical Network Functions (PNFs) support and relevance in 5G. In this context, we cover – what is PNF, what elements of PNFs can be automated, what are similarities with VNF onboarding, PNF life cycle management, PNF plug and play support, and PNF automation benefits & challenges.

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