The trio of carriers ended 2019 with almost 4.7 million 5G subscribers and shared some details about new services coming to the fore.

The effort, which eventually gathered buy-in from multiple federal agencies and 159 members of the CBRS Alliance, got underway in 2013.

The carrier added New Radio software to its existing non-standalone 5G base stations and achieved interoperability between equipment from Ericsson and Samsung.

The company’s two-part order with the Interior Department is spread over 11 one-year options that run through 2032.

"The plans we are announcing today are expected to lead to headcount reductions globally," the company said in a statement.

The group will share its work on 5G and MEC including working toward international MEC standards to support interoperability across operators.

The Open Mobile Evolved Core (OMEC) platform supports connections into the carrier’s existing base stations, mobility management services, and lawful intercept platforms.

Europe’s fifth-most populated country is the last in that region to launch 5G-specific spectrum auctions.

Huawei struck back at a report claiming the Chinese vendor benefitted from government subsidies that put it at an operational advantage compared to competitors.

Exablaze’s field programmable gate array-based devices play into Cisco’s intent-based networking strategy.

Samsung will provide massive MIMO and dual-band base stations to support the operator’s 4G LTE frequencies as well as 5G gear for both 3.5GHz and 28GHz spectrum.

With the blessing of German authorities, all three of the country's leading operators decided to move forward with the deployment of their 5G networks using Huawei equipment.

The legal spat comes as Deutsche Telekom has halted all of its 5G plans pending a firm decision on the use of Huawei equipment from the German government.

The company is testing the ability of its SD-WAN to deliver stable and predictable connections for unified communications and IoT device traffic across a 5G connection.

This marks the end of John Legere’s run at the company, which began in September 2012

Companies including Inspur and Dell Technologies sell Liqid’s switch and software inside their servers and storage devices.

Volterra’s SaaS-based platform can be deployed across multiple public clouds and edge locations.

5G services are now live in 50 cities across the country, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.

The forum envisions a future where technologies like silicon photonics, edge computing, and distributed connected computing converge.

The integration allows for deeper monitoring and network management and provides a full-loop view into network operations.

The Finnish vendor slashed its profit outlook for the remainder of the year and 2020 amid heightened competition in the early stages of 5G deployments.

Corning expects to see widespread adoption of in-building 5G connectivity in manufacturing and healthcare.

U.S. government officials are floating the idea of subsidizing Huawei's competitors to match the generous financing terms the Chinese vendor offers operators.

ETSI’s latest specification group takes on AI security with founding members BT, Huawei, and Telefónica.