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DISH, Qualcomm to Collaborate on Development of O-RAN Compliant 5G Network

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US satellite TV provider DISH Network on Tuesday announced that it will utilize the Qualcomm 5G RAN Platforms through DISH's network vendors and device partners. 

The platforms are designed to allow emerging network vendors to accelerate deployment and commercialization of vRAN and interoperable networks that can deliver on the wide array of use cases and opportunities envisioned for 5G.

 

DISH has also partnered with Intel for the buildout of its first virtualized, open-radio access network (O-RAN) 5G deployment. Intel’s 5G infrastructure technology will create the foundation for DISH’s greenfield 5G network for increased flexibility and agility.

 

Marc Rouanne, EVP and chief network officer, DISH
By further expanding its portfolio of 5G infrastructure solutions to include O-RAN specifications that are compliant with DISH's open architecture and implementation, Qualcomm Technologies will enable greater flexibility in the deployment of our 5G vRAN equipment. 

Durga Malladi, SVP and GM, 4G/5G, Qualcomm Technologies
With our vast 5G portfolio, from smartphone to infrastructure, we are committed to supporting DISH's network vendors and device partners to bring new capabilities to life, with standalone 5G and Vo5G across all DISH spectrum bands.

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