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Japan’s Open RAN hot alternative to Huawei 5G
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OpenTOKYO – Japan’s NEC has been selected by Telefonica Germany as the system integrator for the first Open RAN pilot system in Germany. The decision was made based on NEC’s history of succ…
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OpenJapan’s Open RAN hot alternative to Huawei 5G
TOKYO – Japan’s NEC has been selected by Telefonica Germany as the system integrator for the first Open RAN pilot system in Germany. The decision was made based on NEC’s history of succ…
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