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The global automotive smart antenna market is poised for rapid growth, projected to reach US$ 8.5 billion by 2034, driven by the increasing integration of connectivity features in vehicles, especially with the adoption of 5G and the rise of autonomous vehicles. This market is fueled by advancements in technology, like MIMO and beamforming, and the demand for intelligent, connected vehicle systems. Europe is expected to lead the market, followed by the Asia Pacific region, driven by the popularity of SUVs and the growing adoption of advanced automotive technologies in countries like India and China.

Mining companies are ditching traditional communication systems in favor of modern LTE/5G networks, ushering in an era of enhanced connectivity, safety, and efficiency. This article explores how companies like Siyata Mobile, Ambra Solutions, and TASSTA Americas are collaborating to provide cutting-edge wireless solutions for the mining industry.

EchoStar Corp (SATS) announced it will sell its video distribution business, including DISH TV and Sling TV, to DirecTV. The transaction will allow EchoStar to focus on expanding its 5G Open RAN network, which will give U.S. wireless consumers more choices and drive innovation.

A new study by Vodafone UK reveals the potential of 5G Standalone technology to significantly reduce travel delays and improve the commuting experience for millions of Brits, potentially saving them billions of pounds and millions of hours lost to traffic and train delays.

American Tower Corporation (AMT), a leading provider of wireless communication infrastructure, is well-positioned to benefit from the global 5G rollout. Its extensive portfolio and strategic investments have fueled strong growth. However, challenges such as customer concentration and rising interest rates threaten its long-term prospects.

Vay, a car-sharing company specializing in teleoperated electric vehicles, has partnered with Verizon to integrate 5G connectivity into its fleet. This partnership will also include custom data plans to manage data from the vehicles’ sensors and cameras, as Verizon aims to unlock new value streams within the telecommunications sector.

Apple is reportedly planning to replace third-party Wi-Fi and 5G chips with its own designs in future iPhones and iPads. This move is part of Apple’s ongoing strategy to increase control over its hardware and potentially reduce reliance on external suppliers. The change is expected to start with the 2025 iPad models, followed by the iPhone 18 series in 2026. This shift could also pave the way for Apple to introduce its own 5G chip in the upcoming iPhone SE 4.

Nokia has entered into a three-year agreement with iSAT Africa to enhance broadband connectivity in rural Liberia. The deal, valued at an undisclosed amount, will see Nokia deploy its AirScale radio portfolio and MantaRay Network Management solutions across more than 200 sites, aiming to bridge the digital divide and promote socio-economic development in underserved communities.

Hitachi Rail is transforming urban rail systems by implementing 5G digital signaling capabilities, significantly reducing lifecycle costs and enhancing data-driven insights for train networks. This groundbreaking technology, first deployed on New York’s Crosstown Line and Hong Kong International Airport’s Automatic People Mover, promises a more efficient, reliable, and future-proof urban rail experience.

T-Mobile is teaming up with NVIDIA, Ericsson, and Nokia to leverage AI in mobile networks. They’re creating the AI-RAN Alliance and establishing an innovation center to push the boundaries of 5G technology. This collaboration will significantly improve network performance and deliver enhanced customer experiences. Meanwhile, T-Mobile also announced a partnership with OpenAI to develop an AI-driven platform called IntentCX, aimed at transforming the customer experience.