Ericsson enhances 5G Platform for smooth network evolution
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Damian:
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) is evolving its
5G Platform with portfolio additions across core, radio access and transport
areas, as well as service orchestration.
These add-ons make the platform more
dynamic and flexible, enabling service providers to smoothly evolve their
networks and deploy 5G at scale.
According to a release, the wide
portfolio of Ericsson’s 5G Platform is
now further strengthened with a broad range of product launches, adding to
previous introductions such as the unique Ericsson Spectrum Sharing, to
facilitate an efficient, flexible and smooth evolution to 5G networks. Building
upon an early focus on IoT, Ericsson’s 5G Platform now also serves as the most
complete platform for enhanced mobile broadband and fixed wireless access use
cases.
Fredrik Jejdling, Executive Vice
President and Head of Business Area Networks, Ericsson, says: “Ericsson has the
portfolio in place for service providers to switch on 5G today and we are
currently rolling out commercial 5G networks in the US, Europe, Asia and Australia.
We’re continuously developing our portfolio to make life easier for our
customers, enabling them to manage increased data traffic growth, simplify
operations, and secure 5G revenues.”
Patrick
Weibel, Head of 5G Program, Swisscom, says: “As
we evolve our network to 5G, we need to simplify operations, reduce time to
market for new functionalities, and open up our network for innovation.
Ericsson’s dual-mode 5G Cloud Core allows for the flexible evolution of our 4G
Core network to a combined 4G and 5G network while maintaining cost efficiency.
Adding to this, the evolved Ericsson Dynamic
Orchestration solution bring us the automation of network slices required to
reduce our provisioning time of services from weeks to hours.”
Albert Makyur, Senior Manager at Network
Division, MTN Nigeria, added “Our transport network relies heavily on microwave
due to the ease of deployment that enables shorter time to market. This is done
either to backhaul the radio access or to connect distant areas using long haul
systems. The capabilities of the new MINI-LINK 6200 family can help us to
handle the continued data traffic growth cost-efficiently."
Daryl Schoolar, Practice Leader, Service
Provider Technology, Ovum, on his part stated “Ericsson’s latest product
launches further facilitate the vendor’s goal of providing its customers with a
smooth and efficient transition from 4G to 5G. More importantly, the evolved 5G
Platform provides service providers with the tools to monetize upcoming 5G use
cases, with an initial focus on enhanced mobile broadband and fixed wireless
access. The platform will also provide the scalability to support more advanced
services as they come to market.”

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