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Time of India
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Testforce partners India's Amantya Technologies on 5G test & measurement solutions
NEW DELHI: Canada's Testforce has partnered with homegrown telecom startup Amantya Technologies to sell the latter's AutoRAN test automation solutions in Canada and the US. 'This collaboration marks a significant milestone in strengthening Testforce's 5G test and measurement portfolio across both Canada and the United States,' Testforce, a distributor of network test equipment , said in a joint statement. Amantya's AutoRAN solutions streamline validation of 5G radio access network (RAN) components, subsystems, and end-to-end networks. Unlike traditional simulators, it leverages real user equipment (UEs)—modems and smartphones—to expose real-world issues early in the development cycle. 'We're excited to bring Amantya's innovation to our customer base. AutoRAN fits perfectly into the growing demand for scalable, automated testing and aligns with our mission of delivering best-in-class solutions,' said Pete Alexander, a business development executive at Testforce USA. 'This collaboration combines Amantya's deep product engineering expertise with Testforce's strong customer relationships and regional presence—enabling us to jointly deliver high-value, real-world test automation solutions to operators and OEMs navigating the complexities of 5G,' said Indraneil Deb, VP (product management), Amantya Technologies.
Yahoo
23-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
$160 B in RAN Before 6G, According to Dell'Oro Group
Basecase is for RAN to Stay Flat REDWOOD CITY, Calif., July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- According to a newly published forecast report by Dell'Oro Group, the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks, and data center industries, 5G has come a long way, but there is more work ahead. Worldwide Radio Access Network (RAN) revenues, excluding services, are projected to stay flat and reach $160 B in cumulative revenue over the 2025-2029 forecast period. "After two consecutive years of steep declines that wiped out nearly $9 B of RAN equipment revenues globally, it is encouraging that market conditions are now stabilizing," said Stefan Pongratz, Vice President for RAN market research at Dell'Oro Group. "At the same time, we should not get too excited and assume a swift recovery. Market conditions can fluctuate over the short term, partly due to the asynchronous nature of new technology deployments. However, these ebbs and flows don't alter the fundamentals that shape the long-term trajectory," continued Pongratz. Additional highlights from the Mobile RAN 5-Year July 2025 Forecast Report: Worldwide RAN revenues, excluding services, are projected to grow at a -1 percent CAGR over the next five years, as rapidly declining LTE revenues will offset continued 5G investments. New technologies/architectures such as Open RAN, Cloud RAN, and AI RAN will play an important role going forward. But they are not expected to expand the RAN market. The flat baseline scenario implies upside risks if non-traditional RAN growth vehicles— including FWA, private wireless, public safety/mission critical, and MBB expansion to support changing end user requirements—accelerate the market more than expected. As the investment focus gradually shifts from coverage to capacity, one of the most significant downward risks is slowing mobile data traffic growth. Should mobile data traffic growth decelerate more than anticipated, and operators transition into a maintenance mode following the completion of 5G coverage, capex-to-revenue could decline more sharply than currently projected. 5G-Advanced positions remain unchanged. The technology will play an essential role in the broader 5G journey. However, 5G-Advanced is not expected to fuel another major capex cycle. Instead, operators will gradually transition their spending from 5G towards 5G-Advanced within their confined capex budgets. RAN segments that are expected to grow over the next five years include 5G NR, FWA, mmWave, Open RAN, vRAN, private wireless, small cells, Massive MIMO, and AI RAN. About the ReportDell'Oro Group's Mobile RAN 5-Year Forecast Report offers a complete overview of the RAN market by region – North America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Asia Pacific, China, and Caribbean & Latin America, with tables covering manufacturers' revenue and unit shipments for 5G NR, 5G NR Sub 7 GHz, 5G NR mmW, and LTE base stations. The report also covers Open RAN, Virtualized RAN, small cells, and Massive MIMO. To purchase this report, please contact us by email at dgsales@ About Dell'Oro GroupDell'Oro Group is a market research firm that specializes in strategic competitive analysis in the telecommunications, security, enterprise networks, and data center infrastructure markets. Our firm provides in-depth quantitative data and qualitative analysis to facilitate critical, fact-based business decisions. For more information, contact Dell'Oro Group at +1.650.622.9400 or visit View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Dell'Oro Group
New Indian Express
11-07-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia reviews Bharat 6G Alliance progress
BENGALURU: The progress of Bharat 6G Alliance (B6GA) was reviewed by the Union Minister of Communications, Jyotiraditya M Scindia here on Thursday along with Neeraj Mittal, Secretary, Telecom. During the interaction, the Alliance presented detailed updates on India's progress toward becoming a global leader in 6G by 2030. Chairpersons, Vice-Chairpersons, and members of the Alliance's working groups shared comprehensive updates on strategic updates, initiatives, and action plans. The presentations highlighted significant advancements in areas such as Indigenous Radio Access Network (RAN) technology, intelligent and inclusive networks for rural connectivity, and cross-sectoral 6G applications in domains like agriculture, healthcare, and smart and sustainable deployment. The Alliance has now expanded to a robust network of 80 member organisations, including over 30 startups, reflecting the growing national momentum for indigenous 6G innovation. The event served as a key platform for the Bharat 6G Alliance to present and interact with more than 100 telecom leaders and stakeholders about the progress made since the last review held in September 2024, along with innovations and collaborative efforts aimed at establishing India's leadership in 6G technologies. Scindia stressed the government's steadfast commitment to nurturing next-generation communication technologies. He said that the government is fully committed to enabling this transition through robust policy frameworks, increased research funding. He also said that the Bharat 6G alliance should create a focused and clear roadmap for driving the innovation in 6G technology and stressed the need for regular review of the progress at each work group's level to achieve our ambitious target to achieve 10% Intellectual Property Rights in 6G technology globally.
Mid East Info
03-07-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
du earns recognition for sustainability excellence with multiple award wins in FM Middle East 2025 and Innovation in Facilities Management 2025 Awards
The recognition comes in light of du's commitment to driving impactful sustainability initiatives and achieve the sustainability and Net Zero Dubai, UAE, July, 2025: du, the leading telecom and digital services provider, was honoured has been honoured with three awards at FM Middle East 2025 and Innovation in Facilities Management 2025 Awards, recognizing its commitment to sustainability. The company received accolades for its significant contributions to environmental initiatives, highlighting its role as a leader in sustainable practices within the industry. Through a series of strategic actions, including energy-saving programs, comprehensive waste management, and the pioneering use of AI technologies, du has significantly reduced its carbon footprint aligning with the UAE's vision for Net Zero by 2050. Adel AlRais, Head of Corporate Communication & Protocol at d u, said: 'Receiving the Sustainability Initiative of the Year award from both FM Middle East 2025 Awards and the innovation in Facilities Management Awards is a remarkable honour that highlights our commitment to pioneering sustainable practices within the industry. Our journey towards sustainability is driven by a vision to not only benefit our operations but to also inspire a broader impact across the community, the nation, and the region. These awards are a testament to our team's hard work and dedication to innovation, efficiency, and the principle that technology can and should be a force for good in addressing environmental challenges.' A key highlight of du's sustainability journey is the implementation of 169 solar-powered telecom sites and the optimization of cooling systems, which collectively resulted in a commendable reduction of 8.6 KtCO₂ emissions. The company's initiatives toward a more sustainable ecosystem are further demonstrated by its 100% shift to digital invoicing, reducing paper waste and employing AI-driven technologies to minimize energy consumption. With the principles of a circular economy at its core, du succeeded in diverting 31% of its waste from landfills and composting over 20,000 kg of food waste. The use of AI for optimizing the Radio Access Network (RAN) has notably decreased power usage, underscoring du's dedication to leveraging technology for environmental benefits. In acknowledgment of its comprehensive approach to sustainability, du was also awarded the prestigious ESG Label by the Dubai Chamber in 2024, scoring an impressive 91.48%, and earned the Udemy Business MENA Excellence Award, reflecting its role as a leader in corporate learning and innovation. As du continues to lead the way in sustainable practice, these awards further cement its position as an industry innovator, dedicated to contributing to the UAE's Net Zero by 2050 vision and promoting the principles of a circular economy. About du: du adds life to life with a comprehensive portfolio of mobile, fixed, broadband, entertainment services, and fintech solutions. Through a digital-first approach powered by ultra-reliable fiber and 5G technology, du delivers bespoke solutions leveraging cloud computing, AI-driven analytics, advanced cybersecurity, and IoT integration. As a trusted digital telco enabler spearheading the UAE's digital transformation, we collaborate with a dynamic partner ecosystem to propel industries and society toward operational excellence, shaping a more connected and digitally advanced future across the region.
Time of India
01-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Australia's navy not ready for war? PM Anthony Albanese dismisses audit findings
Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has strongly denied claims that Defence Minister Richard Marles was not properly briefed about the readiness of the country's warships.A government audit released last week revealed that the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) had failed to maintain two of its most important vessels, HMAS Canberra and HMAS Adelaide. It also stated that Marles did not receive official 'preparedness reports' from the Australian Defence Force (ADF) in 2023 and 2024, during the time the Defence Strategic Review was being the audit said Marles was briefed through 'other means,' including informal Tuesday(July 1), Prime Minister Albanese rejected the suggestion that his deputy had been left in the dark.'Well, that's just absurd, that's just absurd,' Albanese told Channel Nine's Today show.'That's just ridiculous, frankly. I haven't seen that report, but we sit in the National Security Committee with the Chief of the Defence Force. We meet regularly.'He added that the government's recent defence funding decisions, including a $57 billion expansion and an additional $1 billion brought forward in the March 2025 budget, were based on direct consultations with Defence officials. Preparedness reports are used to assess how quickly military assets can be deployed during emergencies like war or natural disasters. The lack of formal reporting raised concerns amid growing tensions in the Indo-Pacific is also under increasing pressure from the United States to raise its defence spending to 3.5 per cent of GDP. Prime Minister Albanese has resisted those calls, saying Canberra will determine defence needs independently.'Our national security is a matter for Australia, not Washington,' he said earlier this week, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said US allies in the Asia-Pacific should follow Europe's lead in boosting military budgets. NATO members, except Spain, have recently agreed to increase their defence spending to 5 per cent of New Zealand, and South Korea have also committed to increasing their defence budgets in response to regional audit report and the government's response come as Australia works to reassure allies about its military readiness and reliability, especially under the AUKUS defence pact with the US and UK.
