Ericsson leads the 5G market in Frost Radar ratings

By being ranked first in the latest Frost Radar report, Ericsson has confirmed its leadership position in both innovation and growth in the 5G network infrastructure market including wireless access networks. (RAN), transport network, and core network (as defined by the consulting firm business Frost & Sullivan).

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Mr. Denis Brunetti, Chairman of Ericsson Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, said: “The Frost Radar report recognizes Ericsson’s investments in leading technologies to deliver optimal customer benefits. Thanks to its continued focus on innovation and the development of 5G solutions, Ericsson aims to stay ahead and provide customers with the solutions they need to build the networks of the future.”

The report provides a list of the top companies, which stand out from others according to the criteria of overall market leadership, leading a market segment or leading in concept direction in some segments. certain track.

Referring to Ericsson’s leadership position on the Innovation Index, the report highlights the company’s ability to consistently scale its innovations globally across generations. generation technology mobile – from 2G to 5G. The 108 active 5G networks operated by Ericsson products and solutions in 48 countries is the highest that Frost & Sullivan has publicly reported, providing credible evidence for Frost Radar assessment.

Ericsson’s portfolio of 5G network infrastructure solutions includes: 5G RAN (radio access network), dual-mode 5G Core (dual-core network system), and 5G Transport (5G transport system). aspects of 5G deployment – from providing lower latency and higher bandwidth, ensuring instant response times for users, and future network readiness for CSPs.

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