5g network
Britain set to back removal of Huawei from 5G
British PM Boris Johnson is coming under growing political pressure to not only dump Huawei but also adopt a tough line with China for its treatment of Hong...
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MTN launches 5G network across major cities in SA
MTN said it launched 5G services across 100 network towers in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth and several smaller towns.
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5G explained: What it is, how it works & busting the myths
EWN spoke to tech expert Arthur Goldstuck to explain all you need to know about 5G - the next-generation wireless network technology set to change the way people live and work - as well tackling the many myths around it. #5G #Technology
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Mobile data network operator Rain plans 5G expansion
Rain established Africa’s first commercial 5G next-generation network in partnership with China’s Huawei Technologies in 2019.
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CARTOON: 5G or not 5G? That is the question
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Huawei shows off 'most powerful' chipset as forges ahead with 5G smartphone plan
The Chinese tech giant bills the Kirin 990 chipset as the first all-in-one 5G system on a chip, describing it as superior to alternatives from Qualcomm and Samsung that, it says, graft 5G modems on to 4G chips.
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Huawei founder says US government is underestimating company - state media
Huawei’s founder Ren Zhengfei told state broadcaster CCTV that Huawei’s 5G would not be affected and predicted that no other parties would be able to catch up with the company in 5G technology in the next 2-3 years.
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Huawei says launches 'world's first' 5G communications hardware for autos
Huawei said the module will aid its plans to start commercialising 5G network technology for the automotive sector in the second half of this year.
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German cabinet to hold secret session on Huawei's role in 5G network - paper
Huawei faces international scrutiny over its ties with the Chinese government and suspicion that Beijing could use Huawei’s technology for spying, which the company denies.
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Britain voices 'grave' concerns over China's Huawei
The Chinese technology giant has defended its global ambitions and network in the face of Western fears that it could serve as a Trojan horse for Beijing's security apparatus.
