A head-turning partnership in the German mobile market–Vodafone and 1&1 want to end their rivalry and get together. What does their new cooperation entail? Could this closing of ranks between two old rivals pave the
There is a dispute among network providers in Germany. 1&1 complains, a Vodafone subsidiary does not meet the agreed rollout targets for 1&1's 5G network. The true reason could be, that the powerful provider wants to make it more difficult for the smaller rival to access further frequencies precisely with this fact, so the suspicion. Now the Bundeskartellamt is to examine whether a targeted strategy distorts competition.
With the Mobile World Congress 2023 knocking at the door, network provider Vodafone has come out with a new prototype for a 5G mobile station, a portable and compact product aimed not only for private use but also for medium to small companies.
Porsche Engineering and Vodafone Business set up Europe's first hybrid private-public 5G mobile network at the Nardò Technical Center (NTC) for the development of intelligent and connected vehicles. The new mobile communications infrastructure will enable 4G and 5G coverage across the entire test centre, thereby, automating driving processes.
OpenRan (Picture: Vodafone) Actually, OpenRAN should enable the major mobile operators to supply themselves on the market with interoperable RAN components that come from different manufacturers. But this is obviously
Open RAN is designed to ensure interoperability between different manufacturers (Source: Telefónica) Last but not least, the boycott of Chinese suppliers by a number of industrialized countries has promoted the
The O-RAN Alliance aims to promote an ecosystem for building open, intelligent, virtualized and fully interoperable radio access networks (Open RAN). (Picture: Screenshot O-Ran Alliance) The aspects of interoperability and
Vodafone continues to expand with fast 5G networks in German cities such as Berlin, Düsseldorf (pictured), Hamburg, Munich and Leipzig. (Picture: Vodafone) Vodafone has recently put 5G antennas into operation
The choice is not easy: which task determines whether 5G is the right technology for your own company. (Image: Pixabay) 5G as the savior, the great leap into the future,
Based on the expected number of connections alone, experts predict security problems already for this year. (picture: mylk+honey) No new technology comes without risks. Even with 5G, risk assessment and
