MTS presented the first Russian 5G base station "Irteya" at the All-Russian CIPR-2025 conference.According to the company''s press
Active deployment of 5G networks at domestic base stations will begin in large Russian cities in 2026, Russian Minister of Digital Development Maksut Shadayev, told reporters.
Russia plans to roll out 5G infrastructure to 16 cities by 2030, with pilot programs set for 2025 and long-term goals for 6G readiness by 2035.
MOSCOW. Oct 9 (Interfax) - The Russian government will allocate more than 632 million rubles for the development of solutions for telecom providers based on OpenRAN technology. "The
According to Russian news agency Tass, Russia expects to conduct pilot testing of 5G networks in 2025 using “home grown”/ locally
According to Russian news agency Tass, Russia expects to conduct pilot testing of 5G networks in 2025 using “home grown”/ locally built base stations. Russia''s Ministry of
Earlier reports indicated that Russia would launch the production of new 4G and 5G base stations from the base station developer "Irteya," owned by the mobile operator MTS, in
Rostec plans to launch mass production of domestic 5G base stations in 2024, the press service of the corporation reported. According to the head of the state corporation
The state corporation will coordinate between developers and manufacturers of 5G equipment in Russia Photo: Viktor Molodtsov Rostec State Corporation has presented the
Last August, Russia released a draft communication development strategy. The draft states that by 2035, all cities with a population of over 100000 will use domestically
Russia plans to roll out 5G infrastructure to 16 cities by 2030, with pilot programs set for 2025 and long-term goals for 6G readiness by
AK&M 13 April 2023 14:20 A domestic 5G base station has been created in Russia. The work was carried out by Skoltech with the support of the NTI Foundation within the framework of the
MTS presented the first Russian 5G base station "Irteya" at the All-Russian CIPR-2025 conference.According to the company''s press service, the new generation of base
The state corporation will coordinate between developers and manufacturers of 5G equipment in Russia Photo: Viktor Molodtsov Rostec
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