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News Track | January 26, 2020

The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has held a high-level meeting with 3GPP (Third Generation Partnership Project) partners and the Global Certification Forum on the development of 5G networks. There was talk about certification. If you talk about this, in addition to the government of India, academia and stake holders, 5GIF (5G in India for Rum) also took part. For your information, let us know that the Third Generation Partnership Project consists of seven Telecom Organizations ...

Network Infrastructure

ExteNet Systems | September 01, 2022

ExteNet Systems, the leading privately held owner of LTE/5G wireless and fiber neutral host communications infrastructure solutions, is moving its headquarters from Lisle, Illinois to the rapidly developing city of Frisco, Texas. The move is part of a longer-term business strategy to bring ExteNet to the center of the industry's ecosystem, which will foster further innovation and reignite corporate awareness of the brand and business. The move is projected to be completed by Q1 of 2023.
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Mobile Infrastructure

Motive Infrastructure Solutions | August 05, 2021

Motive Infrastructure Solutions, the self-performing EPC (Engineering, Procurement, & Construction) solutions provider, announces the acquisition of Utilikon LLC., a leading provider of micro-trenching technologies, the cutting-edge solution used to install underground utilities and deploy communications networks. Their services have been deployed in many high-profile communication networks including Google Fiber in Austin, Texas. This acquisition expands Motive's infrastructure solution...

Nokia | October 16, 2020

Nokia is using Qualcomm’s 5G RAN platform to boost indoor small cells for coverage in residential and small enterprise locations. The Finnish vendor’s new 5G Smart Node using the Qualcomm FSM100xx modem should be available starting in the first quarter of 2021. Band support initially includes n78, and all sub-bands within, according to Nokia. That will be followed by support for band n41 (which is T-Mobile’s 2.5 GHz), n77 (which covers C-band spectrum in the U.S.) and n48 (CBRS...