Ericsson Unveils AI-Powered 5G Advanced Software Suite to Revolutionize Network Performance

Ericsson Launches AI-Powered 5G Advanced Software Suite to Improve Network Efficiency

Ericsson has unveiled seven 5G Advanced software products designed to help communications service providers (CSPs) optimise network performance, enhance user experience, and drive operational efficiency. These products harness the capabilities of AI, automation, and open network architectures, allowing CSPs to align their networks with business goals and service-level agreements (SLAs), according to Ericsson. Also Read: Ericsson Enhances Focus on AI, Gen AI and Network APIs at India R&D Centers "After building out 5G networks, communications service providers (CSPs) are ready to further harness the benefits of this technology," Ericsson said while announcing that Ericsson 5G Advanced brings new radio access network (RAN) software capabilities that significantly boost performance and develop programmable networks that add value to connectivity. These capabilities are based on open network architectures, AI and automation, and intent-driven networks. The suite includes technologies such as an AI-powered RAN tool with real-time data processing and intelligent decision-making, along with intent-driven network modelling for complex processes and architectures and Service-aware RAN, which adapts to various connectivity needs. Marten Lerner, Head of Product Area Networks at Ericsson, says: "Our customers have invested significantly in building 5G networks across the globe, and now around 50 percent of the world's mobile 5G traffic outside China is carried over Ericsson-powered networks. With our 5G Advanced software, we are empowering service providers to move more rapidly towards high-performing programmable networks and achieve their business objectives. By leveraging these new software products, we are not only raising the bar on connectivity but also paving the way for innovative applications and services that will transform industries and improve lives around the world." Also Read: Global Telecom Operators Launch New Network API Venture According to Ericsson, the seven new 5G Advanced products or subscriptions include: 1. Real-Time AI-Powered Automation: Enhances network automation in complex scenarios, optimising performance and efficiency through AI and real-time coordination with RAN features. 2. Outdoor Positioning: Enables CSPs and enterprises to offer location-based services, supporting both GPS and non-GPS systems within the 5G Standalone architecture. 3. Mission Critical Services: Supports sectors like public safety and defence with high resilience under heavy load, ensuring service continuity for first responders and railways. 4. RAN Differentiated Connectivity: Allows CSPs to maintain SLA compliance for multiple services simultaneously, maximising network capabilities. 5. Energy Efficiency and Management: Optimises energy performance through an intent-driven approach, reducing operational costs and enhancing automation in energy management. 6. Premium Network Performance: Improves coverage and capacity in high-traffic scenarios, fostering customer loyalty by delivering exceptional experiences for flagship devices. 7. Device Battery Performance: Enhances battery life for 5G devices, including smartphones and wearables, through intelligent network features that conserve power. Also Read: Telecom Sector Can Develop Energy-Efficient Networks Using AI, Says Ericsson CTO: Report Ericsson said the new software products will be commercially available between the third quarter of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025 as software subscriptions. The software suite is compatible with Open RAN, Cloud RAN and purpose-built RAN. It also builds on earlier launches of 5G Advanced capabilities, such as Critical IoT and Ericsson Reduced Capability (RedCap). Global telecommunication companies, including AT&T, Optus, Telstra, and T-Mobile have praised the advancements, emphasising their potential to improve network performance and customer satisfaction as the industry seeks to monetise 5G investments through innovative solutions.

Ericsson targets high-performing programmable networks with new 5G Advanced software

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- After building out 5G networks, communications service providers (CSPs) are ready to further harness the benefits of this technology. Today, Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) unveils seven 5G Advanced software products designed to empower CSPs with high-performing programmable networks. These innovations will elevate performance, enhance user experience, and drive revenue growth and operational efficiency, opening up new possibilities for the industry. Ericsson 5G Advanced brings new radio access network (RAN) software capabilities that significantly boost performance and develop programmable networks that add value to connectivity. These capabilities are based on open network architectures, AI and automation, and intent-driven networks. They make it easier for CSPs to steer the network to meet business and sustainability goals by measuring and matching different performance levels to service-level agreements (SLAs). Ericsson's suite of 5G Advanced software includes transformative technologies such as: Mårten Lerner, Head of Product Area Networks at Ericsson, says: "Our customers have invested significantly in building 5G networks across the globe, and now around 50 percent of the world's mobile 5G traffic outside China is carried over Ericsson-powered networks. With our 5G Advanced software, we are empowering service providers to move more rapidly towards high-performing programmable networks and achieve their business objectives. By leveraging these new software products, we are not only raising the bar on connectivity but also paving the way for innovative applications and services that will transform industries and improve lives around the world." The seven new 5G Advanced products or subscriptions are: The new software products will be commercially available between the third quarter of 2024 and first quarter of 2025 as software subscriptions. This software suite is compatible with Open RAN, Cloud RAN and purpose-built RAN. It also builds on earlier launches of 5G Advanced capabilities such as Critical IoT and Ericsson Reduced Capability (RedCap). Rob Soni, VP, RAN Technology, AT&T, says: "AT&T is at the forefront of exploring new business opportunities and taking another step in laying the foundation for monetizing new services through enhanced capabilities with Ericsson 5G Advanced. By integrating these cutting-edge solutions, we can enhance our network performance and achieve operational efficiencies, all with the goal of better serving our customers." Kent Wu, Optus Vice President Access Network Strategy, Planning and Quality, says: "Optus is committed to providing our customers with an excellent network experience at a great value. One of the keys to delivering this is working with partners who are equally as committed to driving innovation and the customer experience as Optus is. As we continue to invest in and elevate our network for our customers, Ericsson's advanced and innovative 5G technology will play an important role in that going forward. We are excited to work with Ericsson as they continue to advance the capabilities of 5G." Sri Amirthalingam, Wireless Engineering Executive, Telstra, says: "Telstra has already started down the path toward autonomous networks and we aim to introduce AI and autonomous mechanics across many of our network functions to better anticipate customer requirements, optimize network resources, and uplift customer experience. The new 5G Advanced software announced here by our key partner Ericsson, with its promised benefits to elevate performance, enhance user experience, and drive revenue growth and operational efficiency, is both timely and welcome for our ambitions and the industry overall." John Saw, EVP and Chief Technology Officer, T-Mobile, says: "The next wave of 5G innovation is here, and we are expanding T-Mobile's nationwide 5G SA network to support 5G Advanced as soon as the end of this year. Together with Ericsson, we're spearheading the development and adoption of 5G Advanced with capabilities like L4S, 5G RedCap, and up to six-carrier aggregation. These enhancements create new opportunities for businesses and customers by improving uplink speeds, lowering energy use and delivering a faster, more reliable experience." Rémy Pascal, Senior Research Manager Mobile Infrastructure, Omdia, says: "Communications service providers are keen to monetize their 5G investments. However, new revenues will stem from new services which, in turn, require more advanced network capabilities. Ericsson's 5G Advanced software products such as Outdoor Positioning and Mission Critical services provide these revenue-generating capabilities. Additionally, the software offers solutions that enhance user experience and reduce costs through Premium Network Performance and Real-time AI-powered automation. Given their focus on optimizing resources, service providers must prioritize network features that support their business objectives." Ericsson's high-performing networks provide connectivity for billions of people every day. For nearly 150 years, we've been pioneers in creating technology for communication. We offer mobile communication and connectivity solutions for service providers and enterprises. Together with our customers and partners, we make the digital world of tomorrow a reality. www.ericsson.com This information was brought to you by Cision http://news.cision.com https://news.cision.com/ericsson/r/ericsson-targets-high-performing-programmable-networks-with-new-5g-advanced-software,c4059281

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, /PRNewswire/ -- After building out 5G networks, communications service providers (CSPs) are ready to further harness the benefits of this technology. Today, Ericsson (BS:ERICAs) (NASDAQ: ERIC) unveils seven 5G Advanced software products designed to empower CSPs with high-performing programmable networks. These innovations will elevate performance, enhance user experience, and drive revenue growth and operational efficiency, opening up new possibilities for the industry. Ericsson 5G Advanced brings new radio access network (RAN) software capabilities that significantly boost performance and develop programmable networks that add value to connectivity. These capabilities are based on open network architectures, AI and automation, and intent-driven networks. They make it easier for CSPs to steer the network to meet business and sustainability goals by measuring and matching different performance levels to service-level agreements (SLAs). Ericsson's suite of 5G Advanced software includes transformative technologies such as: , Head of Product Area Networks at Ericsson, says: "Our customers have invested significantly in building 5G networks across the globe, and now around 50 percent of the world's mobile 5G traffic outside is carried over Ericsson-powered networks. With our 5G Advanced software, we are empowering service providers to move more rapidly towards high-performing programmable networks and achieve their business objectives. By leveraging these new software products, we are not only raising the bar on connectivity but also paving the way for innovative applications and services that will transform industries and improve lives around the world." The seven new 5G Advanced products or subscriptions are: The new software products will be commercially available between the third quarter of 2024 and first quarter of 2025 as software subscriptions. This software suite is compatible with Open RAN, Cloud RAN and purpose-built RAN. It also builds on earlier launches of 5G Advanced capabilities such as Critical IoT and Ericsson Reduced Capability (RedCap). , VP, RAN Technology, AT&T, says: "AT&T is at the forefront of exploring new business opportunities and taking another step in laying the foundation for monetizing new services through enhanced capabilities with Ericsson 5G Advanced. By integrating these cutting-edge solutions, we can enhance our network performance and achieve operational efficiencies, all with the goal of better serving our customers." , Optus Vice President Access Network Strategy, Planning and Quality, says: "Optus is committed to providing our customers with an excellent network experience at a great value. One of the keys to delivering this is working with partners who are equally as committed to driving innovation and the customer experience as Optus is. As we continue to invest in and elevate our network for our customers, Ericsson's advanced and innovative 5G technology will play an important role in that going forward. We are excited to work with Ericsson as they continue to advance the capabilities of 5G." , Wireless Engineering Executive, Telstra (OTC:TLGPY), says: "Telstra has already started down the path toward autonomous networks and we aim to introduce AI and autonomous mechanics across many of our network functions to better anticipate customer requirements, optimize network resources, and uplift customer experience. The new 5G Advanced software announced here by our key partner Ericsson, with its promised benefits to elevate performance, enhance user experience, and drive revenue growth and operational efficiency, is both timely and welcome for our ambitions and the industry overall." , EVP and Chief Technology Officer, T-Mobile, says: "The next wave of 5G innovation is here, and we are expanding T-Mobile's nationwide 5G SA network to support 5G Advanced as soon as the end of this year. Together with Ericsson, we're spearheading the development and adoption of 5G Advanced with capabilities like L4S, 5G RedCap, and up to six-carrier aggregation. These enhancements create new opportunities for businesses and customers by improving uplink speeds, lowering energy use and delivering a faster, more reliable experience." , Senior Research Manager Mobile Infrastructure, Omdia, says: "Communications service providers are keen to monetize their 5G investments. However, new revenues will stem from new services which, in turn, require more advanced network capabilities. Ericsson's 5G Advanced software products such as Outdoor Positioning and Mission Critical services provide these revenue-generating capabilities. Additionally, the software offers solutions that enhance user experience and reduce costs through Premium Network Performance and Real-time AI-powered automation. Given their focus on optimizing resources, service providers must prioritize network features that support their business objectives." Ericsson's high-performing networks provide connectivity for billions of people every day. For nearly 150 years, we've been pioneers in creating technology for communication. We offer mobile communication and connectivity solutions for service providers and enterprises. Together with our customers and partners, we make the digital world of tomorrow a reality. www.ericsson.com This information was brought to you by Cision http://news.cision.com https://news.cision.com/ericsson/r/ericsson-targets-high-performing-programmable-networks-with-new-5g-advanced-software,c4059281