Ericsson is revolutionizing the telecom sector with innovations ahead of MWC 2026. Key developments include network slicing for 5G and early 6G prototypes, enhancing real-time SLA verification. Collaborating with giants like Ookla and Apple, Ericsson’s focus on AI and network optimization underscores its leadership in telecom advancements.
MasOrange’s collaboration with Ericsson marks a new era for Spain’s telecom scene, rolling out 5G-Advanced networks across major cities like Madrid and Barcelona. This development enhances 5G with features such as VoIP support, carrier aggregation, and low-latency solutions, propelling innovative applications in cloud gaming, augmented reality, and smart wearables.
Ericsson’s maritime 5G Standalone network trials with Leonardo and the Italian Navy mark a strategic push into the defense sector. Held in Italy’s Gulf of Taranto, these trials showcased Ericsson’s Ultra Compact Core and Massive MIMO platforms. This endeavor highlights 5G’s potential in defense, enabling robust, secure communication.
Madrid is revolutionizing public safety by integrating advanced 5G capabilities into its emergency services. In collaboration with Orange and Ericsson, the city now boasts a dedicated 5G network slice for emergency responders. This ensures resilient, high-speed communication for police, fire, and medical teams, even amidst network congestion.
Ericsson is redefining its approach in the private 5G sector, aiming to challenge doubts about its telco legacy in adapting to enterprise needs. By merging dedicated private networks with indoor coverage, Ericsson targets enterprises seeking strong 5G connectivity. Their experience in large-scale deployments ensures innovative, mission-critical solutions for robust wireless communication.
MasOrange, in collaboration with Ericsson, is set to revolutionize its Radio Access Network (RAN) by integrating the Intelligent Automation Platform. This strategic partnership aims to enhance VoIP capabilities through innovative rApps like the Cell Anomaly Detector, which predictively optimizes network performance, and the RAN Energy Saver, advancing sustainable network management.
Ericsson is advancing its API strategy by acquiring a stake in LotusFlare, enhancing telecommunications with innovative network API solutions. By addressing challenges developers face, such as procurement complexities and pricing inflexibility, Ericsson aims to streamline processes and unlock revenue potential in the growing API market through LotusFlare’s DNO Cloud platform.
Ericsson, Nokia, and Fraunhofer HHI are pioneering advances in video coding for the 6G era, focusing on enhancing media experiences and mobile video efficiency. Aimed at revolutionizing digital media, their new codec provides superior compression, energy efficiency, and scalability, setting the stage for high-efficiency streaming and immersive formats.
Ericsson’s third-quarter results highlight an impressive profit growth due to strategic cost efficiencies and key sales, despite a net sales decline of 9%. The telecom giant doubled its adjusted EBITA and significantly increased its net income. Strong operational performance in the Networks and Cloud Software & Services segments balanced R&D challenges, positioning Ericsson well for 5G and 6G advancements.
Airbus has partnered with Ericsson to establish a private 5G network, revolutionizing its Hamburg smart factory. This strategic move enhances aerospace manufacturing by seamlessly connecting people, machines, and vehicles. The integration ensures efficient processes through augmented reality and swift robotic task management, setting a global standard and transforming industrial operations.
