Ooredoo Kuwait said the the initial trials focused on Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and diverse use cases
Kuwait’s largest operator, Ooredoo Kuwait, announced the successful completion of 5G mmWave technology testing in close collaboration with the Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA).
The initial trials, focused on Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and diverse use cases, showcased the benefits of this technology, achieving unprecedented speeds through mmWave technology, the telco said.
“These trials seamlessly complement the robust infrastructure of the advanced 5.5G network, facilitating record-speed data transfer in a live working environment. This technological development promises reliable and high-speed internet connectivity, paving the way for a qualitative leap in delivering new services and providing unprecedented customer experiences,” the telco said.
“Simultaneously, it opens new communication horizons beyond spatial and temporal boundaries, ensuring a seamless user experience for both residential and business customers. With remarkably low latency levels, Ooredoo’s new technology ensures a smooth and responsive performance for applications like online gaming, video conferencing, and virtual reality,” Ooredoo added.
The telco also highlighted that its high capacity allows simultaneous connections across multiple devices, paving the way for upcoming use cases in Ultra Low Latency Connectivity (uRLLC) and Massive Machine-Type Communication (mMTC).
“The commitment to innovation is further exemplified in the diverse range of use cases explored during 5G mmWave testing, spanning from smart cities and IoT applications to industrial automation. Looking ahead, Ooredoo foresees a future where Advanced 5G mmWave plays a pivotal role in transformative applications,” Ooredoo added.
The telco said it plans to conduct new tests in two key areas such as ports and stadiums. In port automation, Ooredoo said this technology will facilitate real-time communication among autonomous vehicles, drones and control systems, promising a high level of efficiency and security in maritime operations.
Furthermore, Ooredoo said it is actively exploring the potential of 5G mmWave technology to improve stadium connectivity. This encompasses delivering immersive fan experiences through augmented reality and providing ultra-high-definition live broadcasting.
“The company remains dedicated to delivering innovative solutions to industries dependent on seamless connectivity and real-time data exchange. Through continuous efforts in advancing technologies, Ooredoo aims to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of connectivity, bringing forth new possibilities for businesses and enriching the experiences of communities and entertainment enthusiasts alike.”
