Mitsubishi Electric and Japanese operator NTT Docomo have announced they have achieved 5G mobile telecommunications proof of concept for 27Gbps and 25Gbps maximum throughputs via one mobile terminal over communication

Altair Semiconductor partnered with Jig-Saw to create LTE-enabled sensors for a wide variety of industrial IoT applications. The partnership combines Altair’s dual-mode Cat-M/NB-IoT ALT1250 chipset with Jig-Saw’s software control technology

Orange Slovakia has started a pilot operation of its LTE-M network and its connection to the complex platform Live Object, developed by the Orange group, which will carry out data

Huawei released a complete range of full-scenario 5G wireless products at the 2018 Mobile World Congress (MWC). These products support all 5G frequency bands and cover different types of sites

Operator Telia Lithuania plans to start the broadcast of IPTV content over its LTE network. The new technology will replace DVB-T services. The operator plans to stop using DVB-T services

Korea Telecom (KT) selected Gemalto’s On-Demand Connectivity (ODC) platform and embedded SIM (eSIM) to deliver out-of-box connectivity to its Industrial IoT customers. This will enable the largest South Korean telecommunications

Samsung Electronics, in partnership with Japanese operator KDDI, has demonstrated a 5G network on a high-speed train traveling over 100 km per hour, Yonhap news agency reports. Samsung and KDDI

Pilot areas for a 5G network will start in Belarus in 2019, reports Providers.by citing Dmitriy Shedko, the deputy ICT minister. Shedko said that the pilot projects have already been