5G

The Ericsson logo is seen at the Ericsson's headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden June 14, 2018. Picture taken June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Olof Swahnberg
Global Economy

Ericsson expects 5G subscriptions to cross 1 billion in 2022

Engineers set up a 5G base station in Seoul, South Korea, May 31, 2019, in this handout picture provided by SK Telecom. Picture taken May 31, 2019. SK Telecom/Handout via REUTERS/Files
Analysis

S Korea's high-speed 5G mobile revolution gives way to evolution

Moving ahead with 5G
Brands

Moving ahead with 5G

Kaan Terzioglu. Photo: Collected
Panorama

Bringing all under 4G coverage top priority of Banglalink: VEON CEO

Jorgen C. Arentz Rostrup. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

5G is still nascent in Asia, but we are ready for it in Bangladesh: Grameenphone Chairman

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Economy

Govt eyes Tk9,180cr from 180MHz spectrum auction

Ecnec okays Tk1,059cr project to expand, develop 5G network
Telecom

Ecnec okays Tk1,059cr project to expand, develop 5G network

An electronic screen displays the Apple Inc. logo on the exterior of the Nasdaq Market Site following the close of the day's trading session in New York City, New York, US, August 2, 2018. Photo :Reuters
Tech

Apple plans to debut low cost 5G iPhone in March

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Tech

Telenor inks agreement with Amazon Web to expand 5G core transformation

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USA

5G launches in US without huge impact on flights

Do 5G telecoms pose a threat to airline safety?
USA

Do 5G telecoms pose a threat to airline safety?

Emirates Airline Boeing 777-300ER planes are seen at Dubai International Airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 15, 2019. Photo :Reuters
USA

International airlines suspend some US flights over 5G issue

A Southwest Airlines plane approaches to land at San Diego International Airport as US telecom companies, airlines and the FAA continue to discuss the potential impact of 5G wireless services on aircraft electronics in San Diego, California, US, January 6, 2022. Photo :Reuters
USA

Major US airline CEOs warn 5G could ground some planes, wreak havoc