Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report highlights FWA as a key driver of 5G revenue, with speed-based plans on the rise. Adoption is growing globally, especially in North America and emerging markets. By 2030, FWA may account for over 35 percent of new broadband connections.
M1’s partnership with Ericsson promises to revolutionize Singapore’s 5G transport network by integrating cutting-edge automation and analytics tools. This collaboration focuses on enhancing network visibility, control, and energy efficiency, making use of AI and machine learning. M1’s initiatives are set to boost connectivity, sustainability, and enterprise efficiency.
Optus and Ericsson are introducing advanced 5G antennas in Australia, aiming to boost coverage while reducing energy use. Real-world tests show strong performance with lower power consumption. This partnership supports growing data demands and sustainability goals, ensuring reliable streaming, gaming, and video calls.
Ericsson and Google Cloud’s collaboration introduces a revolutionary on-demand core network service, enhancing 5G deployment for communication service providers. Leveraging a SaaS model, the service optimizes scalability, rapid deployment, and cost-efficiency through AI and Google Kubernetes Engine.
Ericsson and Supermicro join forces to advance edge AI, combining 5G, SD-WAN, and powerful computing platforms. Their integrated solutions enable real-time data processing for industries like retail, healthcare, and manufacturing, even in remote areas. This partnership allows enterprises to overcome wired connection limits and deploy AI workloads flexibly and efficiently.
Ericsson has landed a significant contract with Bharti Airtel to manage its nationwide 4G and 5G network services in India through a centralized network operations center. This multi-year partnership will leverage AI-driven automation to efficiently manage 5G infrastructures, including non-standalone and standalone networks.
Ericsson unveils the Indoor Fusion 8828, a cutting-edge 5G solution engineered for enhanced indoor wireless connectivity. This innovation, first adopted by Bell, integrates radio and baseband in a single unit, supporting high-speed 5G coverage in small venues.
Ericsson successfully tested its multi-operator 5G Radio Dot System in Taipei City Mall, showcasing over 1Gbps speeds and efficient indoor coverage. The solution enables shared infrastructure, lowers power use, and simplifies management.
Ericsson’s €200 million investment in Ireland marks a major step in advancing telecommunications. Centered on 5G Standalone rollout and enhanced automation using the Ericsson Intelligent Automation Platform, this initiative aims to optimize 4G and 5G network management.
Ericsson and Bell Canada have successfully completed the world’s first field trial of AI-native link adaptation, boosting downlink throughput by 20 percent and spectral efficiency by 10 percent. This real-time AI integration enhances network performance, marking a major step toward smarter, more responsive 5G and future 6G networks.
