Bell is the first operator globally to successfully field test AI-native link adaptation, a feature of Ericsson’s 5G Advanced portfolio This next-generation feature is being developed at Ericsson’s Ottawa R&D site
Ericsson reports first quarter results 2025
GCI Communication Corp partners with Ericsson for core network Build and Operate, deploying 5G Core as part of the Ericsson dual-mode 5G Core solution to support the operator’s ongoing transformation. Ericsson will assume responsibility for core network operations across all network generations, leveraging AI to enhance customer experience, freeing up GCI resources for strategic initiatives. Ericsson and GCI to build a framework to streamline and accelerate deployment of future core functionality, accelerating the implementation of new capabilities.
World’s largest gold miner creating safer, smarter mining with the Ericsson Private 5G solution Capacity and predictability of private 5G boosts mining construction fleet efficiency, capability and uptime far beyond the limitations of Wi-Fi
Ericsson appoints new Head of Australia and New Zealand
Strategic collaboration boosts value for participating utilities in transforming the power grid.
New architecture is anchored by the Ericsson Cradlepoint E400, the first enterprise appliance to combine 3GPP Release 17 5G, Wi-Fi 7, and embedded eSIM/dual-SIM. New Ericsson LAN switches and Wi-Fi 6 access points seamlessly extend small and medium office LAN capacity without complexity under unified management. Ericsson NetCloud Manager enables AI-driven operations, centralized eSIM provisioning, SD-WAN, zero-trust security, and access to 5G Advanced network slices.
“Next Starts Now” as Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) participates in GITEX Africa 2025 , as a key sponsor, taking place from April 14 to 16 in Marrakech, Morocco. GITEX Africa provides an important platform for industry leaders like Ericsson to showcase the latest solutions designed to drive the continent’s connectivity and digital evolution.
