Arun Bansal

Oslo, Norway – Mavenir, an American telecommunications software company, and Ice Communications, a provider of mobile broadband services, have announced the fully automated deployment of cloud-native Converged Packet Core, supporting

Vodafone has selected Ericsson cloud-native dual-mode 5G Core technology to power its core networks in Germany and the UK. The deployment is a significant step towards delivering the full potential

Ericsson is set to strengthen its 5G leadership with the appointment of Katherine Ainley as CEO for the United Kingdom and Ireland, effective February 1st, 2021.

Swisscom, in partnership with Ericsson and handset maker OPPO, has opened the next chapter of Europe’s 5G story by successfully carrying out 5G voice and data calls over a commercial 5G standalone network.

Ericsson has been selected by WIND Hellas as its mobile core network vendor for standalone and non-standalone 5G, as well as its BSS partner. Ericsson will deliver a powerful transformation

Ericsson and wholesale telecom infrastructure company, CETIN, have signed a five-year contract to bring 5G to the Czech Republic. The deal makes Ericsson the supplier behind CETIN’s network modernisation, which will see

Ericsson has been selected by Dutch communications service provider KPN as its mobile core network vendor. Under the five-year agreement, Ericsson will deploy dual-mode 5G Core software with full support

To build its 5G network, Proximus has chosen Ericsson to implement a new 5G Core network on the Belgian operator’s cloud infrastructure. The cloud-native solution is based on Ericsson’s dual-mode 5G

Telefonica is to launch 5G services in Spain in partnership with Ericsson using midband 5G TDD (3.5GHz) and Ericsson Spectrum Sharing on 4G/5G FDD (1800-2100MHz) frequencies.

Ericsson 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) and Core products and solutions are powering Orange Spain’s 5G services in Madrid and Barcelona, the nation’s two largest cities, following the communication service