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Sagebrush Cellular selects Ericsson to modernize its network with 5G capabilities
- Ericsson will upgrade existing radio access network (RAN) and core equipment
- The solution will include the Ericsson Radio System, industry-leading Cloud Core, and IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) with a 5G-capable RAN across 115 sites in Montana and North Dakota
Cellular connectivity key to tackle surging electricity demand, says Ericsson report
- Renewable energy sources are shifting the energy value chain, allowing for “prosumers” to feed energy into the grid while simultaneously consuming it.
- Ericsson is partnering with several utility industry players to bring business value and digitalization through cellular connectivity.
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Fiber-like connectivity: Ericsson and O2 Telefónica successfully demo 5G wireless backhaul for non-urban areas
In the latest of their joint projects in mobile transport, Ericsson and O2 Telefónica have successfully demoed 5G wireless backhaul for rural and suburban coverage. This technology milestone has shown that the companies can deliver speeds of up to 10 Gbps over a distance of more than 10 km and demonstrate fiber-like microwave connectivity.
Oklahoma-based Pine Cellular selects Ericsson to future-proof network
- Ericsson will modernize Pine Cellular’s existing 3G/4G equipment to 5G-ready products and solutions across radio and core
- Pine Cellular will be able to offer upgraded mobility and broadband services for an improved user experience
- Upgrade includes more than 140 sites in Pine Cellular’s network
The Promise of 5G: Early adopters have high expectations from 5G
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) today released a report on the ‘Promise of 5G’ in India carried out by Ericsson ConsumerLab. The study carried out in the second quarter this year reflects the views of 300 million daily smartphone users in urban India. The report highlights five key insights that will drive the uptake of 5G in India.
Ericsson and Hiya aim to make spam and fraud calls a thing of the past
Spam and fraud calls have rapidly increased globally in 2022, with mobile subscribers currently receiving an average of 14 nuisance calls per month. The new solution, Call Qualification, will help communication service providers to prevent nuisance calls reaching subscribers. The first customer deployments of the new solution are expected later in 2022.
Appalachian Wireless brings 5G to eastern Kentucky with Ericsson
- Ericsson will upgrade Appalachian Wireless’ 4G network by deploying a new cloud-native dual-mode 5G Core and Ericsson Radio System to support 4G and 5G standalone (SA) connectivity
- This new network will bring advanced 5G services to customers in rural eastern Kentucky and surrounding areas
- 5G services have the potential to bridge the digital divide, bringing opportunity to rural residents through connectivity
Focus on sustainability: Imagine Live Innovation Days kick off in Aachen, Germany
- Ericsson presents the new energy efficient 5G Radio 6646 in the context of the "Breaking-the-Energy-Curve" approach – which is intended to help plan, build, and operate mobile networks with greater energy efficiency in the future.
- Ericsson also presents the "5G Trailblazers" program, which provides a platform for pioneers in the field of 5G technology and innovation.
- Ericsson has committed to achieving net-zero emissions in its own operations by 2030, as well as reducing emissions in its portfolio and supply chain by 50 per cent, whilst continuing to work towards achieving net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2040.