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Ericsson predicts 1 billion 5G subscriptions in 2023
- 5G will cover more than 20 percent of the global population six years from now, according to the latest Ericsson Mobility Report
- Mobile data traffic continues to grow, primarily fueled by increased viewing of video content
- LTE will be the dominant access technology by end of this year, driven by demand for improved user experience and faster networks
Demonstrating LTE capabilities in Ukraine
Ericsson and Ukrainian operator lifecell are showcasing the possibilities of LTE introduction in that country including high-data transfer rates and massive IoT deployments.
5G at the Hermitage Museum
Rostelecom and Ericsson will carry out a 5G trial at the State Hermitage Museum, one of the world's most prominent art museums, in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Airtel Nigeria partners with Ericsson for Core network upgrade
- Airtel has signed a three-year contract with Ericsson to transform its core network in Nigeria
- First phase of project including the Ericsson Evolved Packet Core deployed successfully enabling faster mobile broadband
- The upgraded Core Network will also provide a foundation for virtualization and network slicing and support new enterprise services
Omantel, Ericsson showcase 5G experience
Omantel and Ericsson have successfully conducted a live 5G showcase that displayed 5G capabilities in a real-world environment – including tests on speed, mobility and latency.
Ericsson again named a Leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Integrated Revenue and Customer Management for CSPs
Building a real-time traffic solution for the Netherlands
Ericsson files landmark 5G patent application
Ericsson has filed its 5G Foundation patent application with WIPO (worldwide) and USPTO (US). By incorporating numerous Ericsson inventions into a complete architecture for the 5G network standard and filing it as a pioneering 5G patent application, the company intends to lay the foundation for all future mobile networks.
