Ericsson leads the global 5G network infrastructure market

For the second year in a row Ericsson has been ranked as the leader in the Frost Radar report. The Swedish group ranks number one in both growth and innovation. Ericsson holds the leading position in this field from 2G, 3G, 4G and now 5G technology.

Frost Radar specializes in the independent assessment of companies with major market influence in specific industries. Commenting on the results, Troy Morley, Frost & Sullivan expert and report author, said: “Ericsson has spent the past few years tweaking the overall strategy, focusing on profits. Strategy. This has been a success, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.

As a leader in the 4G infrastructure market, Ericsson enters the 5G market with a large customer base. The company does a good job of retaining existing customers and getting new ones.”

Ericsson leads both in growth and innovation in the Frost Radar rankings

In terms of innovation, the report highlights Ericsson’s ability to invest heavily in research and development (R&D) across generations of mobile technologies, from 2G to 5G. Currently, 108 5G networks in 48 countries use Ericsson products and solutions.

Mr. Troy Morley said that Ericsson invests significant amounts of money in R&D, which is essential in a market where technology is always evolving. Ericsson’s 5G portfolio includes all areas of 5G network infrastructure, previous generations of network infrastructure, as well as private networks.

Ericsson’s 5G network infrastructure portfolio includes 5G RAN (radio access network), dual-mode 5G Core (dual-core network system) and 5G Transport (5G transport system). New technologies deliver lower latency and higher bandwidth, ensuring instant user response times and readiness for future upgrades.

In March, Ericsson was also named a leader in Gartner’s report for 5G network infrastructure for communications service providers.

Ericsson’s 5G network products also include Ericsson Radio System, 5G Carrier Aggregation, Ericsson Spectrum Sharing, Network Slicing, service automation and profit exploitation. from 5G. 5G solutions also help implement a modular approach when it comes to easily transitioning to a native cloud 5G network or expanding the network to capture new business opportunities.

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