Ericsson news stories

Global 5G subscriptions are predicted to pass the one billion milestone by the end of 2022, according to a new report.

The first-ever deployment of Ericsson Private 5G, an on-premise dedicated 5G network for enterprise utilising a single-server 5G dual-mode core, has been announced by Telstra and Ericsson.

The recent Ericsson mobility report has signalled a significant growth in mobile data traffic over the last 10 years, with an increase over 300-fold.

Google Cloud and Ericsson have announced a partnership to develop 5G and edge cloud solutions.

Ericsson predicts 5G mobile subscriptions will exceed over half a billion by the end of 2021, with an estimated one million new subscriptions every day.

The record, 5Gbps for a single smartphone, was announced today by Telstra in collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm.

Ericsson will acquire Cradlepoint to create greater market share in the enterprise 5G space, boosting Ericsson’s existing 5G portfolio that includes IoT and enterprise network solutions.

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.

Average monthly data-traffic-per-smartphone is forecast to increase from the current figure of 7.2 GB to 24 GB by the end of 2025, in part driven by new consumer behaviour, such as Virtual Reality (VR) streaming.

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.

“Cloud solutions will help meet the growing demand for new network services to enhance productivity and efficiency."

“As network capabilities continue to grow, consumers are demanding enhanced forms of experience."

Among other telecommunications infrastructure market findings, Dell’Oro reports that Huawei increased its share by 8 percentage points since 2013.

The company is already rolling out 5G networks across the globe.

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.

As market revenue grew by 4% from last quarter, the companies combined market shares reacher over 60%.

"Dynamic orchestration is crucial in 5G-ready virtualized networks."