Latest news
How to maximize IoT to advance the micromobility market
Micromobility companies offer congested cities an alternative to cars for short distances. By taking full advantage of cellular IoT, a new Ericsson report guides micromobility companies on how they extend the lifespan of electric scooters, optimize asset tracking and cost-effectively manage logistics.
Ericsson-enabled 5G robot Fable bridges school distance learning barriers in Denmark
An innovative 5G robot connectivity trial in Denmark has enabled a teenage student to join his classmates in real time, inside and outside the classroom, during the school day despite having a medical condition which prevents him from physically attending school.
Ericsson and partners test new safety features on 5G self-driving bus
The Ericsson-backed 5G Ride self-driving bus project has moved closer to full operations following a successful trial of remote digital monitoring and on-board digital safety services near Ericsson’s company headquarters in Kista, Stockholm, Sweden.
5G connectivity is fundamental to Europe achieving climate targets, new analysis reveals
- A new Europe-wide analysis[1] finds that using 5G technology across four high-emitting sectors could create annual emissions savings that equate to taking 1-in-7 cars (more than 35 million cars) off the EU’s roads[2]
- Finding highlights the need for accelerated roll-out of 5G across Europe in meeting ambitious national and EU-wide 2030 goals for decarbonization
- Ericsson’s forecast predicts a concerning picture for Europe, with 5G deployment lagging behind both North America and North East Asia
- Ericsson’s 5G Smart Factory, in Lewisville, USA, highlights what can be achieved in emissions savings through a sustainability-led next-generation connectivity approach
- Also available in:
- Español
MTS and Ericsson enter strategic partnership to develop private networks in Russia
Mobile TeleSystems Public Joint Stock Company (NYSE: MBT, MOEX: MTSS), Russia’s largest mobile communications provider and a leading provider of media and digital services, and Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC), have signed a strategic partnership to develop private 5G-ready networks (dedicated networks) for industrial enterprises in Russia
- Also available in:
- Pусский
One million school locations mapped: UNICEF and ITU’s Giga initiative, with support from Ericsson, reaches milestone towards connecting every school to the internet
- Connecting schools to the internet can improve digital access, skills and educational outcomes regardless of geography, with knock-on benefits for society
- School internet connectivity is also linked to GDP – in some countries there is potential to increase GDP by up to 20 percent by connecting schools (source EIU)
- Ericsson calls on industry to join efforts with governments and Giga to close the digital divide and leverage the benefits of global connectivity
Ericsson launches Time-Critical Communication for real-time 5G experiences
- New software toolbox will deliver consistent low latency and high reliability in 5G networks
- Time-Critical Communication will elevate experiences in use cases such as cloud gaming, AR/VR, and unlock new ones in remote control, mobility automation, and industrial control
- The new Critical IoT software product can be easily deployed on public and private networks, on any 5G frequency band
Update on Deferred Prosecution Agreement
- Also available in:
- Svenska
Ericsson and Telenet extend Managed Services partnership and begin nationwide 5G network rollout in Belgium
- Managed Services partnership extended through next 5 years
- The deployment of Ericsson Operations Engine will provide Telenet’s mobile network with data-driven operations and optimization through AI and Automation
- Deployment of 5G network powered by Ericsson technology is underway
- Also available in:
- Français