Ericsson stories
Communications Alliance has revealed finalists for the 2024 ACOMMS Awards, celebrating achievements in Australia's communications sector. Winners to be announced at a gala dinner on 18 July.
Dell Technologies and Ericsson are partnering to aid CSPs in their RAN cloud transformations, addressing resource constraints and advancing Open RAN-based solutions.
Cradlepoint, an Ericsson division, unveils its revolutionising single vendor Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solution, NetCloud SASE, promising agile and secure network deployment in six minutes.
Taking a major stride in connected mobility, Element Materials Technology has joined the global 5G Automotive Association, aiming to expedite the deployment of safe C-V2X technology.
Osvaldo Aldao ascends to the role of Chief Product and Technology Officer at Enea, a global telecoms security firm, aiming to drive innovation leveraging his vast experience in the tech and communication sector.
Former Telstra executive, Nikos Katinakis, brings three decades of network leadership to his new role as Chief Technology Officer of Zayo Group, set to enhance their fibre network infrastructure with AI and automation.
Telstra plans to launch a 5G slicing product, dialling up customised network solutions with a unique proof-of-value mobility analytics engine.
Over 20 tech industry leaders will present advancements in AI, cloud, and open network architecture with VIAVI at the 2024 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Vonage and Amazon Web Services join forces to expand developer solutions and advance fraud protection, with services including the Vonage Fraud Protection solution on AWS Marketplace.
Cradlepoint launches the E100 5G Enterprise Router, a small-scale, high-performing and secure IT solution, catering to retailers and small businesses in Australia and New Zealand amid rising trend of interactive pop-ups.
Adrian Scrase, known for his contributions to mobile standardisation, joins the Global mobile Suppliers Association, bringing his expertise to the development and standardisation of forthcoming 6G technology.
The United Kingdom is fourth globally for 6G readiness, showing prominence in 6G innovation, according to a recent study.
The announcement signals confidence in 18A process technology and underscores progress on Intel's five-nodes-in-four-year roadmap.
Cradlepoint, a part of Ericsson, has teamed up with SA Power Networks to provide in-vehicle 5G and satellite connectivity, boosting reliability and reducing downtime.
Despite 62% of Singaporean firms using cellular connectivity, weekly disruptions in fixed line/fibre networks have caused up to four hours of downtime for 25% of firms over the past year, states a Cradlepoint survey.
Over half of Australian businesses suffer at least 1-2 hours of weekly downtime due to network failure amid heightened operational costs and security breaches.
Taiwan was the first-time host of the influential 5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation General Assembly, promoting global 5G smart manufacturing standards and bolstering Taiwanese manufacturers' global supply chain presence.
CS Core Transformation by Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and Ericsson concludes, enhancing customer experience with efficient network.
The VoNR call on frequency division duplex (FDD) was made in Box Hill, Victoria and signals the start of validation of this new 5G capability.
Spark has announced it is the first telecommunications and digital services provider in New Zealand to commence its 5G standalone network build.
