Spark and Ericsson deploy private 5G network for Port Nelson in New Zealand
Bolsters connectivity for workers at the port
News - Edge & IoT, Ericsson
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Nokia maps out AI RAN vision at MWC ahead of 6G era
As the vendor announces a number of partnerships at this year's MWC
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Jaguar Land Rover pairs with Ericsson to install Private 5G at UK plant
Elsewhere, Boldyn deployed Private 5G at a Finnish hospital
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T-Mobile unveils portable '5G On Demand' private network product
Can be deployed in less than 48 hours
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EDF ramps up private LTE deployment at French nuclear plants
Increases yearly deployment target
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Faroese Telecom pairs with Ericsson to launch 5G across Faroe Islands
Service available across 18 islands
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Ericsson partners with IIT Kharagpur in India on AI and Edge compute research
India continues to get serious about 6G research
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SMS Group deploys private 5G network with Ericsson and Mugler
Builds on a partnership signed last year
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Ericsson and BT will deploy 5G private network at Port of Tyne, UK
Expected to help streamline operations at the Port
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Ericsson and Google Cloud partner on Cloud-based RAN
The combined platform enables for the delivery of a fully automated and large-scale distributed cloud
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AWS and Ericsson build 5G machine vision system for Hitachi car factory
Machine vision system could help spot defects in the production line
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Ooredoo signs five-year 5G contract extension with Ericsson
Deal includes introduction of mmWave spectrum
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Ericsson demonstrates Cloud RAN call with Intel and HPE
The call was carried out in Canada
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Dell teams up with AT&T and VMWare to develop 5G MEC for enterprises
Multi-Edge computing (MEC) is key to harnessing valuable business opportunities, says Dell
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Ericsson sells IoT business to Aeris
The transaction is expected to close Q1 2023
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Verizon announces 5G Edge computing partnership with Google
US telco has 5G Edge offerings with each of the big three cloud players
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DCD>SEA: Is the enterprise data center still relevant?
Mark Thiele from Ericsson doesn't believe in an all-cloud future