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Ericsson announced extensive enhancements to its radio, transport and antenna portfolio with 12 new hardware and software solutions for communications service providers (CSPs) to deploy in high-performing, sustainable and open networks.
Verizon and Ericsson recently completed a trial of advanced low latency, low-loss, scalable throughput (L4S) capabilities that will optimize Verizon’s 5G network for more robust solutions.
T-Mobile worked with Ericsson and Qualcomm to pull off another 5G first, testing 5G standalone mmWave on its production network, delivering speeds topping 4.3 Gbps.
Ericsson and AT&T are collaborating in an industry-defining roughly USD 14 billion five-year network transformation and digitalization strategic agreement to pioneer the path to programmable and intelligent networks of the future.
The November 2023 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, which estimates that there will be 610 million new 5G subscriptions for the calendar year 2023, bringing the global total to 1.6 billion, about 100 million more than previously predicted.
Ericsson and Senai - SP have established a partnership to implement the “Ericsson Educate: 5G University” program to provide an in-depth training on 5G technologies and standards and increasing the high-level digital skills and competences of Senai teachers and students.
Ericsson announced that they have been chosen by Appalachian Wireless for a multi-year RAN modernization project to bring world-class 5G technologies to underserved communities in Appalachia.
The potential of E-Band to fulfill the backhaul capacity needs of most 5G deployments beyond 2030 is among the key topics of the Microwave Outlook 2023 report from Ericsson.
One-in-five 5G smartphone users seeking differentiated 5G service experiences, such as quality of service, for demanding applications are willing to pay CSPs a premium of up to 11 percent to enjoy the value-added connectivity, new research from Ericsson ConsumerLab reveals.
