"Ericsson" news, interviews, and features

News about Ericsson

• What motivated Ericsson’s big push into the cloud

  Just over three years ago, Ericsson set a goal of being 80% in the cloud to both establish a unified culture and challenge processes. Today, ...

• TPG Telecom and Ericsson sign multi-year network analytics deal

  Smart data collection will predict, prioritise and resolve performance issues as they arise in real-time.

• Telstra and Ericsson extend 100km 5G band into rural SA

  The call extends the maximum cell range from 15km out to 100km.

• Telstra starts cloud RAN testing on its network

  Utilising tech from Ericsson.

• Ericsson tests satellite 5G services with Thales and Qualcomm

  The goal is globally available connectivity, but it’s unclear whether satellite 5G will have a major market share.

• Telstra partners with Ericsson and Microsoft for 5G edge compute trials

  Available through the telco’s managed services arm Telstra Purple.

Interviews about Ericsson

• ​INSIGHT: How will Ericsson / Cisco partnership impact CSPs?

  "Both players have strong complementary CSP product portfolio capabilities."

• And then there were three? Can Nokia bridge the gap with Ericsson and Huawei?

  “When considering the strengths and weaknesses of Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia and their product portfolios, a merger of the two businesses seems logical."

• INTERVIEW: Bringing Aastra back to relevance in the channel

  Aastra MD, Tony Warhurst, talks about the changes he's made at the company since taking over

Features about Ericsson

• Zuckerberg's goal of connecting 5B people could take 20 years

  Industry analysts say the plan can be done, but it won't be easy

• Patent cases color mobile market, to continue in 2013

• ARM's big.LITTLE processors and 1080p screens await smartphone buyers in 2013

  More operators are also expected to launch Voice-over-LTE services

• Technology argument 5: 4G wireless vs. 5G wireless

  4G may just have been introduced but 5G is already being considerated

• Text message of 'death' threatens smartphone security

  Security researchers have shown that many popular phones can be knocked offline by carefully crafted text messages

• Four technologies for faster broadband in 2011

  Speeds in both mobile and fixed networks are set to increase