Harman’s view on 5G Challenges, Vishnu Sundaram (Vice President, Harman)

Samsung has taken on a pioneering role in the development and proliferation of such virtualization technologies. As a leader in this space, our goal remains to advance virtualization technologies and adoption within the telecommunications industry.

Samsung 5G Core supports key technologies of a cloud native Common Core. Samsung is ready with a solid portfolio that includes our Macro, Compact and Public Cloud Core, and we will continue to work with our customers to provide true 5G innovations that start from our core networks.

Samsung Advance 5G networks is continuously working on LTE and 5G technologies across a variety of spectrums as well as solutions for different types of… Read More »Advance 5G networks: How Samsung Networks helps our partners

As a long time innovation powerhouse, Samsung has been inspiring the industry and unleashing the full power of 5G. Learn more about how Samsung has… Read More »Samsung’s long and innovative journey turns 5G into reality

Samsung Networks unveils Samsung Link, our latest series of 5G indoor solutions.With Samsung Link, mobile operators can now take 5G into buildings, factories, arenas, malls,… Read More »The Samsung Networks: Bringing 5G Indoors – Critical Next Step in 5G’s Evolution

This video look at 5G bans spectrum auctions and allocations and how different types of spectrum is required for providing a perfect 5G coverage virtualization… Read More »5G Bands spectrum auctions

5G Frequency – More than 80 5G commercial networks have been deployed worldwide by June 2020. Which frequency bands have been used? Why were they selected?

Samsung Networks is continuously collaborating with European partners to provide the best quality, next-generation 5G networks in Europe. Our project manager in the Romania office will introduce how we support our partners with Samsung’s end-to-end 5G solutions.

5G Technologies High-frequency millimeter waves will greatly increase wireless capacity and speeds for future 5G networks