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Telenor and Ericsson join forces to pioneer the usage of AI and Machine Learning Research for a Sustainable and Smarter Future
In a step towards advancing the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies within the telecommunications industry, Telenor and Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a three-year partnership that aims to explore, develop, and test cutting-edge AI/ML solutions towards enhancing energy efficiency without compromising on the quality of connectivity in mobile networks.
Ericsson Mobility Report: Resilient 5G uptake - global mobile data traffic set to triple in six years
- Global 5G subscriptions forecast to top 5.3 billion by the end of 2029
- Continued strong surge in global average data consumption per smartphone – predicted to increase from 21GB/month to 56GB/month between 2023 and 2029
- 85 percent of the global population to have 5G coverage access by the end of 2029
MINI-LINK: 50 years of bridging the digital divide with wireless backhaul
The journey of five million MINI-LINKs begins with a single step.
For nearly five decades, Ericsson has been supporting communications service providers in building reliable mobile transport networks, a journey which has now reached a key milestone – a total of five million MINI-LINK radio units have been delivered to more than 180 countries, helping bridge the digital divide worldwide.
Ericsson issues first green bond
- A green bond of EUR 500 million within the Green Financing Framework, with a maturity of 4.5 years
- Proceeds will be exclusively allocated to investments in energy efficiency
- The bond extends Ericsson's well diversified debt maturity profile
Ericsson brings more flexibility to Cloud RAN portfolio with Red Hat OpenShift
Ericsson announced today that its Cloud RAN solution can support and run on Red Hat OpenShift. This will give communications service providers (CSPs) more flexibility in their choice of cloud platform.
Next-generation Ericsson RAN Compute breaks ground in network processing power
- The enhanced RAN Compute portfolio includes new products and capabilities that help communications service providers maximize increasingly diverse spectrum assets
- Powered by Ericsson Silicon, the processors can support four times more capacity, six 4G and 5G mode configurations, two times more energy efficient and enhanced AI capabilities
- Innovative 5G RAN software and two high-capacity routers to support this RAN Compute evolution, boosting automation and network capacity
Transport network performance gets a lift with Ericsson’s new AI-powered solution
Ericsson has launched an intelligent, cloud-native transport controller that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze and automate microwave, IP and optical networks, providing communications service providers (CSPs) with an advanced solution for maximizing mobile transport network efficiency.
Ericsson and MediaTek demo shows global ecosystem support for 6 GHz licensed 5G band
Mid-band spectrum delivers high-capacity 5G wide-area coverage. However, mobile data growth and a variety of existing and new 5G use cases urge the need for additional mid-bands. Networks will require, on average, 2 GHz of mid-band spectrum per country towards the end of the decade, according to GSMA, and 6 GHz is a critical resource and, in many countries, the only one. To this end, Ericsson and MediaTek have joined forces to achieve an industry-first, 3GPP-compliant data call on 6 GHz 5G NR as part of efforts to build a global ecosystem for this spectrum.
Port of Tyne goes live with UK’s first site-wide private network deployment
- Port of Tyne partners with BT and Ericsson to deploy a 5G private network and smart port technology across the entire estate
- Future 5G-enabled applications set to include autonomous vehicles, survey drones, smart surveillance, artificial intelligence (AI) and extended reality (XR)
- Low latency connectivity at the heart of long-term vision to streamline operations, improve safety, reduce carbon emissions and drive innovation in the maritime industry
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