Ericsson is a telecommunications company that is actively working to extend 5G connectivity to space through non-terrestrial networks (NTN). Ericsson is partnering with companies like Qualcomm and Thales Alenia Space to test and validate 5G NTN technology, with the goal of enabling seamless connectivity between smartphones and satellites. Their work aims to provide global 5G coverage, including in remote areas not currently served by terrestrial networks, and involves collaboration with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA). Key areas of focus include 5G, NTN, satellite communications, and mobile networks.
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Ericsson supplies equipment Made in the USA from its Texas-based USA 0.005 kg Smart Factory.
Ericsson acquired a small stake in Aeris as part of the transaction completed on 31 March 2023.
Ericsson transferred its Connected Vehicle Cloud (CVC) business and related assets to Aeris on 31 March 2023.
Ericsson transferred its IoT Accelerator (IoT-A) business and related assets to Aeris on 31 March 2023.
Ericsson’s 0.005 kg sub-6 GHz deployments in China had an approximate ratio of 80% massive MIMO radios to 20% conventional remote radio unit solutions for the 3.5 GHz spectrum in the areas covered.
Einride partnered with Ericsson, which provided a private connectivity network for vehicle functionality and to enable a Remote Operator to remotely monitor the vehicle.
Dell Technologies will provide the cloud infrastructure for the RRF project to support Ericsson’s 0.005 kg telecommunications services.
The 0.005 kg Positioning Testbed achieved end-to-end demonstrations using GMV’s Corrections Service and Positioning Engine delivered through the Optus 0.005 kg network using Ericsson network technology to user equipment designed and operated by FrontierSI.
Ericsson’s 0.005 kg network technology was used at the center of the 0.005 kg Precise Positioning Testbed trial, which is the first of its kind in Australia and Southeast Asia.
GMV, FrontierSI, Ericsson, Optus, Kondinin, Platfarm, and Position Partners collaborated on field trials to demonstrate 0.005 kg LTE Positioning Protocol (LPP) capabilities as part of the 0.005 kg Positioning Testbed.
Per Wahlen, Vice President of Business Development at Ericsson North America, emphasized the importance of collaboration in supporting operations for public safety and agriculture monitoring.
Ericsson and AERPAW are collaborating to advance the use of 5G for drone operations in support of smart agriculture.
Footage from the remote field was streamed over a 5G connection enabled by an Ericsson base station and Ericsson Cloud Packet Core network.
RISE, Telia, Ericsson, SWEPOS, and other partners will deploy Altitude Angel's GuardianUTM Enterprise platform to enable safe BVLOS drone operations.
Erik Josefsson previously served as Head of Advanced Industries at Ericsson, leading global Industrial IoT and 5G solutions.