Vodafone unveils prototype 5G network built on a Raspberry Pi computer

Vodafone today unveiled a prototype 5G network built on a credit card sized Raspberry Pi personal computer and an equally small, advanced silicon chipset.
This industry-first concept will enable small businesses and households to extend 5G coverage and increase capacity according to their needs and to have their very own, affordable, and portable private 5G mobile network.
Learn more: www.vodafone.com/news/technol...

[@brad3378]

It's a shame that nobody can find Raspberry Pi computers without scalper prices

[@dgiri2333]

Where can we find product and how to interaction from sim to that device and where we can get Sims for that how many sim and range limitations

[@danielriossuarez]

I see there are ISM frecuecies in Spain for MPNs, but only mmWave. Can it legally use the sub 6ghz spectrum in Europe?

[@frodrigues2008]

I want AM on 5G or 4G what is the best option

[@yogeshkumar4820]

There is a need of ecosystem of hardware and software for scaling the 5G network.
We need open source modem and radio hardware, driver software so that community can develope applications utilising 5G subscription.

[@MrJekyllDrHyde1]

The 5G market needs innovations live these, to keep the prices low.

[@esaieledouxnjongssikouam9326]

Nive🎉

[@karencain4562]

Promo*SM

[@ktownkryptoking]

ooooh I see and feel an #energywebtoken partnership!!!