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Finnish telco vendor Nokia has signed a five-year agreement with AT&T to deploy fibre access technology.

Wholesale broadband operator NBN Co claimed it reduced power consumption across its fixed wireless network by 5%, estimated to deliver a reduction of 850 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions.

The National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC) has partnered with Swedish telco vendor Ericsson to offer 4G and 5G networks to small- and mid-sized electronic cooperatives (co-ops) across the US.

Regional US carrier US Cellular has deployed the technology of Swedish telco equipment provider Ericsson to support its 5G network infrastructure upgrade in rural areas.

Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and New Zealand communications services providers 2degrees, have announced a five-year extension to their existing joint radio access network (RAN) technology partnership.

Australian telco Optus in collaboration with Swedish vendor Ericsson has piloted a live network using Ericsson’s Interference Sensing technology to improve performance by sensing and mitigating inter cell interference in real time.

Digital infrastructure solutions provider Telstra InfraCo has announced the launch of a Core Restoration feature which will provide a “new resiliency option” for customers with high-capacity wavelength services.

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The United States is attempting to further tighten the screws on China by asking some of its allies to reduce exports of chip-related technology and tools to the country.

Swedish telco vendor Ericsson has signed a three-year neutral host provider agreement with Advanced Communications and Electronics Systems (ACES) to provide Ericsson indoor products to multiple communication service providers (CSPs) and to enhance 5G connection in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Telecommunications company Optus announced it has tested wideband multi-operator Ericsson Radio Dot System to provide 5G connectivity indoors for Australian enterprises.

Singtel has partnered with Swedish telco vendor Ericsson and tech giant Samsung to implement what they claim to be the world’s first implementation of app-based network slicing.

Telstra will introduce a 5G slicing product to market this year which it said was made possible by a newly-developed proof-of-value mobility analytics engine.

TPG Telecom has partnered with Swedish telco vendor Ericsson to implement automated software features into its 5G core network.

Telecommunications company Telstra and Swedish telco vendor Ericsson have completed an upgrade to King Island’s mobile network infrastructure providing connectivity and claiming what they call “a world-first” and achieving a tenfold capacity boost for the island with an over-water microwave telecommunications link with a throughput capacity of 9.8Gbps with 99.99% availability.

Swedish telco vendor Ericsson and Australian telecommunications company Telstra announced they have completed the first phase of enabling slice-based cases like fixed wireless access, broadcasting, automotive connectivity, stadium or precinct services on Telstra’s network by harnessing Ericsson’s dynamic network slicing solution.

Samsung Research America (SRA), the research and development arm of Samsung Electronics, has partnered with Princeton University to develop 6G wireless and networking systems.

Telecommunications company Telstra and Swedish telco vendor Ericsson have deployed Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) microprocessors for Ericsson’s bare metal cloud environment, known as cloud native infrastructure solution (CNIS), to deliver energy efficiency for Telstra’s 5G core functions.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has collaborated with T-Mobile to supply the telco gateway solutions that support LTE, 5G NSA, and 5G SA for its fixed-wireless high-speed internet (HSI) traffic.

Swedish telecommunications equipment vendor Ericsson has partnered with Canadian telecommunications company Telus to launch and optimise its 5G standalone network.