Millimeter-wave 5G was once heralded as the future of ultra-fast wireless connectivity, promising lightning speeds and near-instantaneous data transfer. But today, many are asking: ...

That’s also the one behind the most wild-eyed 5G forecasts. Millimeter-wave 5G occupies bands much higher than any used for 4G LTE today—24 gigahertz and up, far above the 2.5 GHz frequency of ...

Millimeter wave wireless communicationseems increasingly likely to be one of the key components included in5G. This is a primer on some of the key issues around thistechnology. The WiFiAlliance is ...

Millimeter-wave spectrum is usually defined to include frequencies between 30GHz and 300GHz. But in the context of 5G, carriers and regulators have generally targeted frequencies between 24GHz and ...

5G networks continue to roll out around the world. This next generation of wireless communication is being powered, in part, by a new technology known as millimeter wave (mmWave). US carriers are ...

Real 5G needs millimeter wave radio, and the iPhone 13 alone isn't going to make that happen. It's time for a new kind of chip, says startup MixComm.

AceAxis, a leading developer of wireless technology, has announced the launch of a millimetre-wave test system, initially targeted at 28GHz, for characterising the RF performance of prototype high ...

Two other spectrum bands below the millimeter range are designated for 5G: low-band (600MHz, 800MHz and 900MHz bands) and mid-band (2.5GHz, 3.5GHz and 3.7-4.2GHz bands), according to the FCC.

Next-gen 5G millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum operates at a higher frequency than 4G technology, providing increased bandwidth at extremely fast speeds and low latency.

Qualcomm has achieved a new milestone for 5G downlink speeds in conjunction with the Shenzhen, China-based technology company ZTE.The test was conducted in China and utilized Qualcomm’s 5G ...