du and Ericsson complete UAE’s first 5G mmWave extended range trial targeting Fixed Wireless Access expansion
UAE operator du has completed a proof of concept with Ericsson deploying 5G Standalone using millimeter wave extended range technology…
UAE operator du has completed a proof of concept with Ericsson deploying 5G Standalone using millimeter wave extended range technology…
Ethio telecom and Ericsson have signed a network expansion agreement to deploy and upgrade infrastructure at 1,500 sites, bringing 4G-LTE services to more than 100 towns in Ethiopia. The deal strengthens a long-standing partnership aimed at expanding connectivity and supporting the country’s growing digital infrastructure.
Ericsson ConsumerLab research shows half of Saudi consumers would choose guaranteed 5G performance in key moments, with many willing to pay more. Assured connectivity now strongly influences mobile plan decisions and could add up to two months of ARPU annually. AI growth is expected to further increase demand for premium network experiences.
Ericsson and Zain Bahrain have expanded their 5G partnership by deploying Edge User Plane technology, enabling ultra-low latency connectivity to support Industry 4.0 applications, AI-driven operations, and large-scale digital transformation across Bahrain’s industrial and enterprise sectors.
Ericsson’s Majda Lahlou Kassi discussed Africa’s growing 5G momentum at ATF 2025, citing 400 million expected 5G subscriptions by 2030, FWA-driven expansion, affordability challenges, and new use cases in mining, maritime, and stadium experiences. She also emphasized AI adoption, energy-efficient networks, and youth-focused digital skills development.
Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar completed a PoC for the Automated Energy Saver, achieving a 15% reduction in radio energy consumption while maintaining service quality. The feature uses real-time automation to optimize 5G resources and supports Qatar’s sustainability goals. The project strengthens ongoing collaboration between both organisations on next-generation, efficient network deployments.
Ericsson will use MWC Doha 2025 to demonstrate how 5G, differentiated connectivity and AI-driven automation are shaping Qatar’s digital future, reinforcing over three decades of collaboration in building one of the region’s most advanced telecom ecosystems.
Ericsson and ITIDA have signed a three-year MoU to strengthen Egypt’s ICT industry through digital skills programs, innovation partnerships, and offshoring expansion, supporting youth employment and aligning with Egypt’s Vision 2030.
Umniah has signed a five-year agreement with Ericsson to upgrade Jordan’s mobile network, covering 3G, 4G, and 5G technologies. The deal includes advanced Ericsson Radio System equipment to boost capacity and efficiency while supporting Jordan’s national digital transformation and expanding digital services to underserved areas.
Umniah by Beyon has signed a five-year agreement with Ericsson to deploy advanced 3G, 4G, and 5G technologies in Jordan, expanding network capacity, improving energy efficiency, and driving digital inclusion across the Kingdom.