Global Scans · Ericsson · Weekly Summary

• [New] Vendors like Ciena, Cisco, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia, and Samsung can expect spending levels not seen since the fiber optic boom of the late 1990s. Fierce Network
• Ericsson and Kontron will install the FRMCS trackside equipment, Alstom the trackside gateway, Teltronic the trackside voice application and CAF the trackside data application. International Railway Journal
• For Ericsson Private 5G, NetCloud is expected to provide service health analytics including KPI monitoring and user equipment connectivity diagnostics. Ericsson
• Ericsson will provide lifecycle management for both existing and new Ericsson Virtual Network Function and CNF nodes as part of the core network capacity expansion. IT News Africa | Business Technology, Telecoms and Star
• Ericsson will install cutting-edge standalone 5G technology. MarketScreener
• Ericsson continues to focus on network programmability, as well as helping operators move to 5G Standalone to unlock the true potential of 5G. Forbes
• During MWC 2025, MediaTek will show it has achieved an industry-leading 10 Gbps throughput using FR1 3 CC + FR2 8 CC using an M90 - based device on a live Ericsson network configuration. TeckNexus
• By leveraging the increased coverage, capacity, and performance capabilities of Ericsson Private 5G, Newmont has overcome the limitations previously encountered with Wi-Fi to meet the productivity potential of multiple dozers, achieve new levels of machine productivity, and keep workers safe. Global Mining Review
• Ericsson will supply next-gen core and radio equipment, enabling Liberty's transition from 5G Non-Standalone (which still relies on 4G infrastructure) to full 5G SA, which supports advanced features like network slicing. Bez Kabli
• The ecosystem of technical suppliers for 6G networks is growing, yet the usual suspects, such as Nokia, Ericsson, Huawei and Samsung, are the comms tech and services providers leading the charge in developing the underlying essential systems that 6G will run on. ComputerWeekly.com
• Ericsson expects the 4G user number to decline to 390 million by 2029, as subscribers migrate to 5G. / India FinancialExpress
• By embracing a circular economy, Ericsson hopes the telco industry can drive resource conservation and efficiency, reduce e-waste and environmental impact. Bizclik Media Ltd
• By pooling resources and expertise, Ericsson Research and Turkcell will aim to support the global standardization of 6G and make significant strides in the national and international telecommunications landscape. MarketScreener
• By focusing on artificial intelligence, machine learning and the overall vision and architecture of 6G, Ericsson Research and Turkcell will be the first to lay the foundations for future innovative use cases. / Turkey MarketScreener
• Future-proof and centralized - forecasts say 90% of enterprises have plans already (by 2026) to embed gen AI; Ericsson says its architecture delivers high-end networks, slices, devices, SIMs, and security in support. RCR Wireless News
• Ericsson expects 5G IoT shipments to soar from 19 million in 2024 to 153 million by 2028, driven by new and disruptive use cases like broadcasting, as well as the availability of more affordable modules and routers with RedCap. Verdict
• Ericsson deployed Generative AI to simulate and predict network conditions, automatically adjusting bandwidth allocation and identifying potential bottlenecks before they could impact service. DigitalDefynd
• Ericsson will have presentations showcasing Intel Xeon Next-Gen processors running on Ericsson's dual-mode 5G Core and Ericsson Cloud Infrastructure. TelecomLead

Last updated: 19 October 2025