T-Mobile today released the 12 startups it has chosen to be part of the 5th 5G Open Innovation Lab program. In addition to this, the Un-carrier also revealed two new corporate partners that have joined the group. 

Nokia and Palo Alto Networks are the two new companies that have joined as corporate partners for this innovative program. Together with T-Mobile, the companies that are part of the initiative include Intel, Microsoft, Dell Technologies, Amdocs, Ericsson, and many more. 

“Our partner-first approach to collaborative innovation has helped the Lab standout globally. We are humbled to have Nokia and Palo Alto Networks join our ecosystem. Working with our other partners and startups, Nokia and Palo Alto Networks significantly expand the opportunities and potential to unleash the power and true value of edge and 5G enabled connectivity.” – Jim Brisimitzis, 5G Open Innovation Lab founder and managing partner, said. 

Here are the 12 startups that have been chosen to be part of the 5G OI Lab’s Batch #5:

• Avesha – Bedford, MA

• Clip Automation  – Palo Alto, CA

• Future Sight AR – Houston, TX

• Kontain – Palo Alto, CA

• Memfault – San Francisco, CA

• MetaPower – Seattle, WA

• Mixhalo – San Francisco, CA

• MOV.AI – Tel Aviv, Israel

• Ocient – Chicago, IL

• Privafy – Burlington, MA

• Shabodi – Toronto, Canada

• Staex – Berlin, Germany

These startups will be taking part in the 5G OI Lab program. Together, they were already able to raise $188.2M in venture funding. 

You can learn more about their individual projects here.

Source: T-Mobile