5G/6G

To support pioneering mmWave and sub-THz research, Rohde & Schwarz continues to roll out advanced RF test and measurement solutions.

Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) are drawing attention in the wireless industry due to their potential for an efficient 5G mmWave rollout as well as future 6G applications.

5G offers a generational leap in technology that will impact people globally. It is already fuelling transformation by creating new industries, improving services, and accelerating innovation.

Fujitsu has announced the development of a new millimetre-wave chip for 5G that supports multibeam multiplexing (excluding polarisation multiplexing (1)), enabling up to four beams to be multiplexed by a single millimetre-wave chip for the radio units (RU) of 5G base stations.

Telenor IoT, an eminent purveyor of IoT solutions, has unveiled the fourth iteration of the Connectivity Technologies Report. This all-encompassing dossier, a collaborative effort with Accenture, extends a valuable panoramic view of the current IoT technologies to enterprises, facilitating their sagacious choices when embarking on IoT solution implementations.

Viavi has announced the availability of base station and end-to-end testing supporting Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) and High Altitude Platforms (HAPs).

MediaTek has successfully verified its 5G RedCap test platform with the Rohde & Schwarz R&S CMX500 signalling tester, enabling MediaTek to confidently test, measure and verify its final products.

Keysight is enabling the University of Stuttgart to conduct foundational research essential to the development of new integrated circuits (IC) for 6G technology with the new Keysight 6G Vector Component Analysis (VCA) solution. This is the latest collaboration between Keysight and the University of Stuttgart's long-time research relationship.

Fairview Microwave has announced its new line of Wi-Fi 6E antennas set to deliver flawless network communications across various applications.

Viavi Solutions Inc. launched the industry’s first Reduced Capability (RedCap) device emulation for 5G network testing, enabling true performance validation for Internet of Things (IoT) and private networks based on a new class of simpler, lower-cost devices including wearables, industrial wireless sensors, and video surveillance.