AT&T and Ericsson achieved a milestone by deploying a third party RAN automation application on a live network. Built on the Open RAN R1 interface and powered by Ericsson’s Intelligent Automation Platform, it optimizes performance with telemetry and policy data.
Ericsson and twelve leading telecom providers have launched Aduna, a joint venture to accelerate global adoption of network APIs. Backed by major operators and cloud partners, Aduna builds on Ericsson’s secure platform and supports initiatives like Open Gateway to standardize APIs.
Ericsson and Liberty Latin America’s launch of Costa Rica’s first 5G Standalone (SA) network represents a pivotal leap in Central America’s digital evolution. This transformative 5G infrastructure, powered by Ericsson’s revolutionary technology, spans over 1,400 sites, enhancing connectivity for 3.7 million subscribers.
BT and Nokia are teaming up for SailGP Portsmouth with a groundbreaking 5G setup. Using public and private 5G slices, the network boosts race operations, media, and fan experiences. This first-of-its-kind deployment highlights the power of network slicing and seamless connectivity.
Bharti Airtel and Ericsson have partnered to expand FWA across India, aiming to boost network capacity and data connectivity. The agreement supports 5G growth, improves infrastructure, and advances digital inclusion while enhancing service quality and efficiency for millions of users.
Ericsson and e& UAE have embarked on a transformative three-year initiative to enhance the UAE’s 5G network. By deploying Ericsson’s cutting-edge radio technology, the collaboration aims to introduce 5G Advanced features and achieve a significant commercial rollout of Reduced Capability in the Middle East and Africa.
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.
Enterprises across Europe recognize the power of AI and 5G to drive innovation, yet face major hurdles in adoption. Ericsson research reveals that outdated systems, skill shortages, and complex telecom solutions are stalling progress. While the UK leads in optimism and investment, many European firms struggle with rising costs and poor connectivity.
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.
