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Ericsson selected as BT’s 5G partner for London and major UK cities
- Ericsson will be a key BT partner for 5G deployment in the UK capitals London, Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff and other major cities, managing around 50 percent of their total 5G traffic
- Ericsson will also modernize BT’s existing 2G and 4G Radio Access Network (RAN) infrastructure enhancing customer experience and network performance for BT and EE customers
- This deal builds on BT’s selection of Ericsson for 5G Core earlier in the year, making Ericsson the end-to-end 5G partner for BT
Ericsson announces Cloud RAN portfolio for increased network flexibility
- Cloud RAN offering for communications service providers will add more versatility to network buildouts to address a variety of 5G use cases
- Cloud RAN by Ericsson is fully compatible with the Ericsson Radio System portfolio, and supports both 5G standalone and non-standalone
- Planned in stages, the offering will enable service providers to incrementally add Cloud RAN capabilities as a complement to their existing purpose-built 5G networks
Podcast: The journey towards open, virtual networks
By 2025, global mobile data traffic is expected to be around 160 exabytes – massive growth that is going to demand whole new levels of network flexibility. In this episode of the Ericsson News Podcast, Per Narvinger, Head of Product Area Networks, talks about a new Cloud RAN offering from Ericsson that's enabling an agile approach to designing, scaling and deploying of mobile networks.
POST Luxembourg chooses Ericsson as 5G Core and RAN vendor
- New milestone in the Ericsson/POST Luxembourg partnership through a multiyear contract for 5G Core and RAN
- Ericsson products and solutions will enable POST Luxembourg to carry out a smooth, fast and cost-effective network evolution to 5G
- 5G will open-up new business and market opportunities in Luxembourg
- Also available in:
- Français
Telia and Ericsson continue to transform Nordics and Baltics with exclusive 5G alliance
- Five-year, multi-billion SEK, critical national infrastructure network deal to deliver 5G speed and network capacity
- Deployment will empower Telia to drive sustainable national digital economies in Sweden and Estonia as the sole infrastructure provider for its seven million customers in the countries
- The transformational power of 5G will change the lives of consumer and business customers for the better, as well as empowering the region to drive the digital economy and build a sustainable future
Ericsson named one of the world’s most sustainable companies in latest WSJ ranking
A new ranking by the Wall Street Journal, places Ericsson in the top percentile for its ability to create long-term shareholder value through sustainable business practices.
- Also available in:
- 日本語
Verizon, Ericsson and Qualcomm first in the world to achieve 5G peak speed of 5.06 Gbps
Companies continue driving advancements in 5G technology using carrier aggregation technology on mmWave spectrum.