Nokia has successfully completed a network slicing trial with du, the leading telecom and digital services provider. This trial is the UAE’s first live transport slicing deployment which will allow the service provider to operate a variety of network services that cater to different needs while remaining within the existing network infrastructure.
MYCOM OSI has introduced new features and capabilities to support autonomous networks, along with enhanced AI-driven tools for managing the performance of 5G RAN and network slices.
Global solutions provider, Cisco, introduced a groundbreaking suite of wireless innovations, with smart Wi-Fi 7 access points and unified subscription licensing, revolutionizing workforce and customer connectivity, security, and assurance.
NEC Corporation, a leader in IT and network technologies integration, and Cisco, a global network and security solutions provider, recently launched a groundbreaking private 5G solution for enterprise customers.
Finnish telecommunications vendor, Nokia, has acquired Rapid’s technology assets, including the world’s largest API hub and research and development (R&D) team.
By 2029, 5G network subscriptions are set to reach 519 million, representing 23% of all mobile connections, according to Nokia’s latest study.
In today’s data-intensive telecom landscape, operators face constant fluctuations in key performance indicators (KPIs), alarms, and network failures. Identifying the root causes of these issues is critical to maintaining optimal network performance and ensuring high-quality service. However, this task is often complex due to the multitude of variables involved.
Nokia, a global leader in technological innovation, has revealed a 22% increase in net profit, amounting to EUR 358 million (USD 389 million) amid its 8% sales decline, according to its Q3 Interim Report for 2024.
Ericsson announced a new agreement to expand du’s 5G network across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Ericsson revealed that is has returned to profitability in the third quarter as a big contract with U.S. carrier, AT&T, boosted the Swedish telecommunications giant’s share price.
