Ericsson stories
The record, 5Gbps for a single smartphone, was announced today by Telstra in collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm.
Cradlepoint is set to be acquired by Ericsson in a $1.1 billion deal, boosting Ericsson's presence in the enterprise 5G market.
According to research by Dell'Oro shows that the global market is finding its feet again with vendor ranking remaining stable.
The evolution of network equipment may see managed services stalling short term before the rise of automation gives it a boost, says Dell'Oro.
The Chinese vendor has partnered with Ericsson and MediaTek to conduct voice and video calls entirely over a 5G connection.
Ericsson Mobility forecasts 5G subscriptions to reach 2.6 billion by 2025, driven by rapid ecosystem developments and growing consumer data demands.
7% of CSPs worldwide have already deployed 5G infrastructure in their networks and the rollout is set to accelerate.
In London, Ericsson will provide comprehensive 5G coverage based on the latest Ericsson Radio System portfolio.
With 5G deployments rapidly gathering momentum globally, Ericsson continues to lead the way with its service-provider-focused 5G platform.
Telkomsel, Indonesia's top mobile provider, partners with Ericsson to upgrade its core network using NFVI technology, aiming to ready the network for 5G.
Ericsson forecasts an additional 400 million enhanced mobile broadband subscriptions globally by the end of 2024 due to rapid 5G uptake.
Among other telecommunications infrastructure market findings, Dell'Oro reports that Huawei increased its share by 8 percentage points since 2013.
Ericsson is set to launch 5G worldwide in 2019, with deals secured across the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia. CEO Börje Ekholm promises swift, broad rollout.
Telstra's customers across Asia Pacific will soon be able to take advantage of major major boosts to Telstra's network services and subsea cables.
Dell'Oro group has released two reports that show that the expectation for 5G is driving the growth of cloud-native IMS VoLTE and EPC core markets.
The report from Dell'Oro shows that while the vendor rankings for the top three vendors remained unchanged with Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia leading.
Ericsson and Sprint are planning to build an IoT network that is both distributed and virtualised in order to capture the future of IoT.
Huawei and Ericsson dominate the Evolved Packet Core market as revenues grow 4% in Q2 2018, capturing over 60% combined market share despite challenges.
Ericsson strengthens its Operations Support Systems (OSS) portfolio with the acquisition of service assurance company CENX.
Ericsson announced that the company has increased its U.S. footprint by expanding its partnership with Verizon.
