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What does it take to build networks for the future? AT&T and Ericsson are reimagining telecommunications, starting with network modernization that combines cutting-edge technology, energy efficiency, and sustainability. From multi-band radios to Open RAN innovation, this collaboration has delivered tangible results: a 96% surge in 5G traffic supported by 10% more efficient data transmission, $28M in annual energy savings, and 23,000 metric tons of carbon emissions avoided. Learn how they did this, and more, in the full use case: https://lnkd.in/d3E4Fd_v Dyon Agnew Bhushan Joshi Heather Johnson Wes Montee #HighPerforming #Trusted #EnergyEfficient #5G #ATT #TeamEricsson

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Excited to be partnering with Ericsson and Nokia to support the delivery of world-class connectivity across the UK. Backed by a £11 billion investment, we’re building the UK’s best network and accelerating 5G Standalone (5G SA) to cover 99.95% of the population by 2034. Four British based site-build partners with extensive experience – Beacon Communication Services Limited, Circet Wireless Limited, M Group Limited and WHP Telecoms Limited – will accompany the technology partners, delivering vital work to enable the build across the UK.  Vodafone and Three customers are already feeling the benefits of the merger. Almost instantly, more than 7 million Three UK and SMARTY customers experienced a boost in 4G speeds (up to 40%) and, just three months in, millions of Vodafone and Three customers are automatically using each other’s network, providing access to roam at no extra cost. By the end of the year, this integration will remove a total of 16,500 sq/km of not-spots in the UK. https://lnkd.in/dbNs5tFC  #VodafoneThree #NationsNetwork #Connectivity #5GSA

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Today marks a major milestone for Australia’s digital future as nbn® Australia launches the Accelerate Great program – the most significant upgrade to our wholesale broadband offerings since the network was first built. The Accelerate Great program is accelerating the wholesale speeds available to eligible customers on the nbn network for selected speed tiers on Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) networks. Approximately 9.8 million premises are now eligible for these enhanced speeds, with over 10 million expected by year’s end. But this is about more than just speeds, it’s a transformative moment for the telecommunications sector and together, we’re unlocking new possibilities for innovation, productivity, and digital inclusion. It reflects more than 12 months of collaboration across the sector. Accelerate Great is our commitment to evolving the nbn network to meet Australia’s growing digital needs. Read more about the announcement 👉 : https://lnkd.in/gCb9dgw4

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In many industries, people are used to paying extra for enhanced services during important moments, like priority boarding at airports or express parcel delivery. Now, telecom is embracing this concept through 5G Standalone and differentiated connectivity.   Ericsson's latest business insight article, 'Introducing Moments,' explores this transformative shift. It reveals how differentiated connectivity empowers Communications Service Providers (CSPs) to move beyond one-size-fits-all solutions, offering experience-as-a-service with customized network experiences tailored to specific moments.   These 'moments' are when users demand superior network performance and are ready to invest in it. Whether it's enhanced upload speeds for live concert streaming, high-quality video conferencing for vital business meetings, or ultra-low latency for competitive gaming.   This approach unlocks new revenue streams for CSPs by monetizing network capabilities more effectively, while ensuring customers receive top-tier connectivity exactly when it matters the most.   Discover more in the article: t.eric.sn/40Twvp0   #Ericsson #WhenMomentsMatter #DifferentiatedConnectivity #5G #NetworkSlicing

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