MISSISSAUGA -- Ontario’s former privacy commissioner hopes the government's proposed privacy bill -- likely to be reintroduced by the Liberal government after Bill C-11 died...
A public-private partnership on 5G technology research in Ontario and Quebec is deploying a standalone (SA) end-to-end 5G network meaning it will no longer have to rely on 4G technology. ENCQOR 5G and Ericsson AB, one of its five anchor partners, made the announcement on Wednesday. The network is capable of serving edge-based applications with one-way latency (the delay between a user's action and the response to that action from the network, application or service) tolerances of less than five milliseconds. The network is, according to a press release, considered a "critical...
Xplornet Communications Inc. will use technology from Ericsson AB in its next-generation network, the company said Tuesday. Xplornet will begin rolling out its 5G fixed-wireless network in rural areas this summer, it said in...
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has updated its lobby files to include discussions on 5G deployment...
The Canadian Cable Systems Alliance (CCSA) led the telecom field for lobbying the federal government in March, logging 15 communication reports for the month, according to the federal lobbyists’ registry. Those...
Smartphone users who experience delays while streaming content are more likely to look for other service providers, suggests a new Ericsson AB study. According to results published Wednesday in its...