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0 pointsksec5y ago0 comments

It is Ericsson and Huawei. In case anyone reading and not well versed on the subject.

While the 3GPP Profile and Spec aren't exactly "Open" by Open Source and HN's Standard, It is definitely not closed or proprietary. You can implement a working 3G / 4G / 5G system. It just wouldn't be competitive with commercial offering.

And US actually has plenty of IP via Qualcomm in Core Standards. Ignoring IoT and AV ( Autonomous Vehicle ). Also partly via Nokia when acquired Alcatel-Lucent, where Lucent is from AT&T Bell Labs.

So No, US aren't out of the 5G circle. They just dont have any companies making specific part of the 5G infrastructure.

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gostsamo5y ago

Yes, and which US company provides the substitutions for the ripped out Huawei 5g stations? Saying that US has 5G presence is the same as pointing at OVH to prove that the EU has cloud capabilities.

Be serious, being in the periphery means that Trump was proposing buying share in Nokia and not investing in Cisco.

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