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Ericsson and Proximus team up to transform indoor 4G/5G coverage in Belgium
In a significant leap towards enhancing indoor connectivity capabilities, Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) has been chosen by Proximus, Belgium’s leading telecommunications company, to supply cutting-edge 4G and 5G indoor coverage technologies. The introduction of the compact and high-performing Radio Dot System for Proximus’ indoor solution offerings will address the growing need for high-performance data services within indoor environments, which now consume a high percentage of all mobile data traffic.
Ericsson sponsors the Nordic Pavilion at the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo to Advance Collaboration and Innovation in Japan
- Ericsson is a platinum sponsor for the Nordic Pavilion at the 2025 Japan World Expo (hereafter Osaka-Kansai Expo).
- Through the Osaka-Kansai Expo, Ericsson will deepen its collaboration with Japanese industries on how advanced mobile connectivity will enable cloud and AI to scale to underpin Japan´s economic revitalization, resilience and decarbonization ambitions.
- On May 18, Ericsson, in partnership with KDDI Corporation (hereafter KDDI), will hold an event to provide digital education for children, contributing to the development of digital talent in Japan.
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Ericsson boosts NetCloud SASE with industry’s first fully integrated clientless ZTNA solution for Wireless WAN
- New clientless Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) delivers seamless, secure connection to IoT/OT devices and corporate applications for third parties and BYOD users.
- Unique built-in application isolation provides an air gap between corporate resources and the unmanaged device, minimizing malware risk.
- Ideal for enterprises needing to securely and easily grant access while eliminating the need for VPNs, clients, or browser plug-ins.
Ericsson sets up antenna manufacturing in India—strengthening innovation, growth, and global delivery
Ericsson Antenna System (EAS) is expanding its local manufacturing footprint in India, positioning the country as a strategic innovation hub within Ericsson’s global network. The move reinforces EAS’s role in building high-performing mobile networks.
Vodafone, A1 Group and Ericsson establish world first 5G Standalone international roaming connection between two operator groups
5G Standalone (5G SA) connection made between Vodafone Germany and A1 Bulgaria, part of the A1 Telekom Austria Group, paves way for advanced roaming services for customers.
GCI selects Ericsson to deploy and operate new 5G Core network
- GCI Communication Corp partners with Ericsson for core network Build and Operate, deploying 5G Core as part of the Ericsson dual-mode 5G Core solution to support the operator’s ongoing transformation.
- Ericsson will assume responsibility for core network operations across all network generations, leveraging AI to enhance customer experience, freeing up GCI resources for strategic initiatives.
- Ericsson and GCI to build a framework to streamline and accelerate deployment of future core functionality, accelerating the implementation of new capabilities.
Newmont using world-first 5G teleremote dozer fleet with Ericsson Private 5G
- World’s largest gold miner creating safer, smarter mining with the Ericsson Private 5G solution
- Capacity and predictability of private 5G boosts mining construction fleet efficiency, capability and uptime far beyond the limitations of Wi-Fi
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5G Slicing photography kicks off at Stockholm derby
Football fans the world over know that there are few more passionate sporting occasions than a derby fixture. With tickets selling out in seconds, many fans and sports lovers turn to broadcast or live online coverage to follow the game. As Stockholm rivals Hammarby and Djurgården took to the field on Sunday, April 13, in an Allsvenskan (Sweden’s top league) clash, the latest mobile connectivity was also in action to ensure the best action photos were made available to publications and online fans as soon as possible.