Nokia has been selected as the sole vendor by Slovenia’s T-2 in a five-year deal to supply equipment from its AirScale 5G portfolio.

Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson have demonstrated a world-first implementation of 5G end-to-end enterprise network slicing combining network exposure capabilities for slice-specific service.

Ericsson and AT&T announced a five-year agreement to accelerate the expansion of AT&T 5G.

Independent data crowdsourcing company Tutela’s annual Global State of Mobile Experience report 2021 reveals that Ericsson customers are leading the way in mobile network experiences in their benchmarks.

Nokia and MediaTek achieved a world’s first by successfully aggregating 5G Standalone (5G SA) spectrum using 3 Components Carrier (3CC) aggregation.

Nokia has been selected as partner vendor to supply broadband equipment which will bring 10 Gb/s fiber to Telekom Slovenije’s fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network.

Telefónica will use IBM intelligent automation software and services to implement UNICA Next, its first cloud-native 5G core network platform.

Opensignal, the independent global standard for measuring the user experience of mobile networks, has published the 5G Global Mobile Network Experience Awards report.

IBM and Airspan Networks teamed to provide open RAN 5G testing to European operators.

For the third consecutive year, Hrvatski Telekom was named as the best mobile network in Croatia.

As part of a collaboration to improve network energy performance, Ericsson and Vodafone have completed the first deployment of a new energy-efficient 5G radio in London.

Operator 3 UK followed in the footsteps of EE and Vodafone by reintroducing roaming fees for users visiting the EU.

Ericsson and Qualcomm announced that they have successfully completed the first over-the-air 5G New Radio (NR) call on CBRS (Citizen Broadband Radio Service) spectrum in a recent field trial.

Ericsson announced it is expanding its portfolio of 5G radios with three new offerings geared toward urban environments.

Deutsche Telekom announced it is on track with its 5G and FTTH rollout.

A1 Telekom Austria Group has chosen Scandinavian network equipment suppliers Nokia and Ericsson as partners in the rollout of the 5G networks in the markets of Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia.

Hrvatski Telekom is enabling gigabit speeds over its 5G network in numerous cities across Croatia.

United Group, the leading provider of telecommunications services and media in Southeast Europe, announced today it has reached an agreement with Crystal Almond Holdings Limited to acquire Greek telecoms operator Wind Hellas, one of the country’s three mobile operators.

Nokia was chosen by United Group to deliver its cloud-native core network products in Bulgaria, Croatia and Slovenia.

Ericsson and MediaTek performed a four-component carrier (4CC) uplink aggregation on millimeter wave (mmWave) that resulted in a peak throughput rate of 495 Mbps – 425 Mbps in New Radio (NR) plus 70 Mbps in LTE.

A1 Telekom Austria Group that the spectrum auction in Croatia for the bands 700 MHz, 3.6 GHz and 26 GHz has been completed.

Following the completion of the recent RF spectrum auction, Hrvatski Telekom with the HRK 130 million investment ensured the highest 5G spectrum share that will enable the biggest and fastest 5G network of the future.

Mass deployments of 5G network in China, resulted in the nation accounting for 80 percent of the total number of base stations deployed globally by end-July.

Ericsson and Telia have joined forces with Qualcomm to take 5G innovation to a new level by jointly testing a new industry-first feature in Telia’s commercial 5G network.

Spain earned €1.1 billion in a delayed auction for 5G-suitable frequencies in the 700MHz band.

Nokia is expanding its relationship with Xantaro, encompassing next generation fiber access to connect more than two million UK homes with broadband speeds up to 10 Gibabit per second.

The Small Cell Forum proposed a global framework for hosted open RAN networks.

The GSMA called on regulators across the globe to boost mid-band spectrum availability.

Masmovil ruled itself out of a Spanish 700MHz 5G auction.

AT&T, Nvidia, Samsung America, Qualcomm and InterDigital supported a 6G research project in the US.