Ericsson will showcase how 5G could play a crucial role in the production of components for jet engines.

The Rotating Chairman of Huawei has reportedly downplayed the significance of 5G albeit predicting there would be 100 billion connections by 2025.

Vodafone UK is claiming the first use of 3.4GHz in the country, only a week after the operator spent almost £400 million buying 5G spectrum.

Telefónica has used a 5G network to stream content to an autonomous vehicle.

Huawei has opened its latest OpenLab in Moscow and is targeting innovation in the Internet of Things, mobile data and virtualisation areas.

Telekom Srbija has brought 5G to Serbia through a demo in the country’s capital, as Turkcell talked up its readiness to launch the technology at an event in Istanbul.

Europe has been labelled once more as the sick man of the telecoms world as a new report predicted it will fall "further adrift" of other markets in rolling out 5G.

Maltese operator Melita has signed up Ericsson to prepare its network for 5G and boost customer experience.

Telefónica has taken part in trials that demonstrate fixed-wireless connectivity using a new means of modulation.

A group of Austrian and US universities is teaming up to research how 5G in mmWave bands can support communications between vehicles.

Elisa has installed what it is calling a “5G ready” network in the Finnish town of Tampere.

Siemens is teaming up with an Austrian university to research how 5G can support industrial production lines.

The road to 5G has become a cliche in discussions about next generation technology, but sometimes you need to take stock of how far you have travelled already.

Vodafone has used multi-access edge computing (MEC) to stream VR content over its 4G network in Spain, as it announced it would support a 5G course at a major university in the country’s capital.

O2 is calling for “collaboration” to make 5G a success as the operator launches a new report propounding the economic benefits of the next generation wireless technology.

5G could open up the telecoms market to new infrastructure players or connectivity aggregators, the European Union's body of regulators has said, as it warned operators may only be able to offer a wide but shallow range of use cases for the technology instead of a killer app.

2017 was a poor year for the network infrastructure market, with new research claiming sales fell 14 percent and predicting 5G alone will not be enough to boost spending.

Telia has teamed up with Ericsson and Intel to showcase the use of 5G to deliver augmented reality.

The UK is set to uncover six new 5G testbeds after the country's government devoted £25 million worth of funding to research into the next generation technology.

Orange's Head of Innovation, Marketing and Technologies is arguing Europe's comparatively relaxed approach to 5G deployments reflects a desire to avoid fragmentation.