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6G will use spectrum with existing allocations, so it’s not starting from scratch.
A key challenge in moving from 5G to 6G is that operators must introduce a new radio technology while still supporting millions of existing 5G devices. That is why 5G–6G […]
Addressing the uplink challenge of 5G NSA requires more than adding spectrum
Most markets still rely on 5G Non-Standalone (NSA) as the main approach for commercial 5G. This setup allows operators to activate new radio (NR) capacity over an existing LTE core, […]
5G SA vs NSA: which one is actually better?
In my last conversation with a friend (not in the tech domain), he asked whether I should turn on 5G Standalone on my iPhone and whether I would notice a […]
Slicing Without Starvation: How 5G Polices Quality of Service Across Shared Spectrum
Network slicing is the key feature that validates the 5G Standalone core. However, if deployed on congested radio, it could disrupt the public internet. India’s telecom regulator has addressed this […]
Why Does 5G NR Support Two Uplink Waveforms? Understanding CP-OFDM and DFT-s-OFDM
The design question 3GPP actually faced LTE’s uplink was a single, non-negotiable decision: every PUSCH transmission uses SC-FDMA. 5G NR does not make that same trade-off unconditionally — it exposes […]