Optus, in collaboration with Ericsson, has achieved a world-first milestone by successfully testing 180MHz across 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz spectrum aggregation using 5G standalone (SA) carrier aggregation ...

Australian mobile carrier Optus has paired with network vendor Nokia to give regional areas of the country a 5G upgrade. Optus will deploy Nokia's Habrok Massive MIMO radios and Levante baseband ...

Optus, in collaboration with Ericsson, has achieved a world-first milestone by successfully testing 180MHz across 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz spectrum aggregation using 5G standalone (SA) carrier aggregation ...

Ericsson and Australian operator Optus completed what the pair dubbed a world-first trial using 5G standalone (SA) carrier aggregation technology. The demo combined 180-megahertz of time division ...

The first Optus customers in Australia have now been connected to a multi band 5G standalone network as Optus launches Australia’s an end-to-end service trial of this 5G technology. Optus says that ...

Ericsson ERIC recently joined forces with Optus, one of the leading telecommunications companies in Australia, to conduct a pioneering pilot project that involves enhancing network experience by ...

Optus and Ericsson claimed a world first after completing a 180MHz spectrum aggregation trial across 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz bands using standalone (SA) 5G on a live commercial network, combining multiple ...

Applying four-component carrier (4CC) aggregation to its 900-MHz, 2.1-GHz, 2.3-GHz, and 3.5-GHz downlink spectrum, the Australian telco managed to record peak throughput of 3.4 Gbps using 220 MHz of ...

Technology partners GMV, FrontierSI, Ericsson and Optus and industry demonstration partners Kondinin, Platfarm and Position Partners have joined their efforts to demonstrate 5G LTE Positioning ...

No audio available for this content. Trials in Australia are proving 5G LPP can support new positioning services. (Photo: Dan Woodrow, FrontierSI) Several companies are joining to demonstrate 5G LTE ...