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Ericsson completes acquisition of Vonage
- As of July 21, 2022, Vonage becomes wholly owned subsidiary of Ericsson
- With Vonage on board, Ericsson will create a market for easy to adopt global network Application Program Interfaces (“APIs”); this will drive the next wave of digitalization
- Ericsson will generate near-term synergies from bringing Vonage Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) and Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) solutions to its existing customers
- Rory Read, Vonage CEO, appointed member of Ericsson’s Executive Team
SK Telecom goes live with bare-metal cloud-native 5G Core with Ericsson
- SK Telecom (SKT) and Ericsson strengthen 5G network operation capability going live with world’s first bare-metal cloud-native 5G Core
- Improves traffic processing efficiency significantly compared to existing physical-based core network
- Evolution of network technology to provide a basis for growth of 5G service
Ready for takeoff: Ericsson’s Connected Aviation report details the power of private networks for smart aviation
- Report explores private networks use cases with Groupe ADP, Hub One and Air France; Airbus; and STC Saudi Arabia
- Private networks address challenges related to aviation growth barriers, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency and security
- Also available in:
- Français
Ericsson Imagine Possible Perspectives: how connectivity can change the world
- New Ericsson digital experience outlines likely major trends towards 2030
- Education, entertainment, enterprise and sustainability among the areas to benefit
- Includes contributions from the Institute of the Future and the GSMA
Telefonica and Ericsson pioneer end-to-end automated network slicing in 5G Standalone for consumer and enterprise use cases
- Telefónica and Ericsson in successful end-to-end network slicing demo
- Network slicing key to delivering advanced 5G use cases
- Demo carried out at 5TONIC lab facility in Madrid, Spain
- Also available in:
- Español
Ericsson & KMUTT partner to build a 5G ready workforce in Thailand
- The collaboration will empower Thai students with ICT skills, leveraging on Ericsson’s global technology and 5G leadership.
- This initiative will support Thailand’s 4.0 digital transformation by building a 5G ready workforce
- Also available in:
- ไทย
Ericsson receives regulatory approval to complete acquisition of Vonage
- Also available in:
- Svenska
Ericsson, Qualcomm and Thales to take 5G into space
- The activity follows approval for satellite-driven 5G non-terrestrial networks (5G NTNs) from the 3GPP global telecommunications standards’ body
- 5G non-terrestrial networks could help to provide complete global 5G coverage – including areas currently not served by terrestrial networks
- This initial work in France would be to test and validate 5G NTN to gain leverage from the satellite and ICT ecosystem