Tunisie Telecom has officially launched its 5G-NSA services, offering enhanced mobile broadband and Fixed Wireless Access to residential users. The launch, supported by Ericsson, marks the first use of the 3.5 GHz band in Tunisia. While Egyptian telecoms are planning 5G, commercial services have not yet begun in Egypt.
Tunisie Telecom, in partnership with Ericsson, has launched its NSA 5G services, using TDD spectrum to deliver multi-gigabit speeds. The 5G network leverages 3.5 GHz and refarmed 4G spectrum, with downlink speeds reaching 2.1 Gbps. The launch follows the company’s 5G licence approval in November 2024.
Ooredoo Qatar has partnered with Ericsson to enhance 5G network efficiency by integrating cloud-native Ericsson Mediation into its infrastructure. This will boost operational efficiency, manage growing data demands, and open opportunities for advanced use cases and new revenue streams. The move strengthens Ooredoo’s position in 5G services.
Ericsson has announced a new organizational structure for its Middle East and Africa operations, creating the Customer Unit Saudi Arabia, led by Håkan Cervell. This move aims to enhance market responsiveness and accountability, supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation and connectivity goals, while fostering local empowerment and decision-making.
Ericsson and Beyon have renewed their partnership to accelerate sustainability efforts and circular economy practices in Bahrain. Their collaboration has resulted in significant energy reductions on Batelco’s network and the launch of an e-waste recycling initiative, supporting a net-zero future through advanced energy-saving technologies and responsible waste management.
Ericsson has deployed an ATEX Zone 1-certified solution for Ooredoo Qatar, enabling reliable 4G network performance in offshore environments. The solution ensures safety and connectivity for Radio Access Network equipment in harsh conditions, supporting Ooredoo’s enterprise customers. This collaboration highlights the commitment to digital transformation in specialized industries.
Ericsson has partnered with Grameenphone, Bangladesh’s leading mobile operator, to enhance innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) and automation. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) aims to establish a framework for collaboration, focusing on technology trials and partnerships to support sustainable growth in the telecommunications sector.
Dialog Axiata and Ericsson have achieved a significant milestone by deploying the world’s first commercial virtual base station controller (vBSC) in Sri Lanka. This cloud-native solution enhances network performance and power efficiency while reducing reliance on proprietary hardware, paving the way for advanced telecommunications in the region.
Ericsson and Zain Group have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance sustainability initiatives and energy efficiency. The partnership focuses on deploying advanced 5G solutions and energy-saving features to reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption across Zain’s networks, supporting the transition to Net Zero.
Zain Group and Ericsson have renewed their partnership to enhance sustainability in telecommunications. The extended Memorandum of Understanding focuses on building energy-efficient networks, achieving significant energy reductions, and promoting responsible e-waste disposal, all while supporting Zain’s transition to Net Zero.
