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Ericsson reports developments across mobile network infrastructure, cloud software and enterprise communications services. Company updates commonly cover 5G Core and radio access network deployments for communications service providers, quarterly financial reporting, annual general meeting actions, and capital-allocation matters.
News also includes activity from Vonage, Ericsson's wholly owned subsidiary within Business Area Global Communications Platform. Vonage updates focus on network APIs, communications APIs, CPaaS, CCaaS and UCaaS tools used by enterprises and developers to embed voice, video, messaging, customer engagement and automation into digital services.
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC), in collaboration with Thales and Qualcomm Technologies, is embarking on a project to test and validate 5G non-terrestrial networks (5G NTN). This initiative aims to ensure global 5G coverage via satellite technology, especially in remote areas lacking terrestrial service. The tests, set to begin in France, will focus on integrating 5G connectivity in smartphones, potentially revolutionizing access to wideband data services globally. As the project advances, it could enhance communication in various sectors, including national security, transportation, and health.
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) will release its financial report for Q2 2022 on July 14, 2022, at 7:00 AM CEST. A live video webcast featuring CEO Börje Ekholm and CFO Carl Mellander will take place at 9:00 AM CEST, where they will discuss the report and answer questions. The complete financial report will be available on their website immediately after the release. Investors and analysts can join the webcast and submit questions via designated phone lines.
Ericsson has partnered with the NSF's Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) program to enhance the Agriculture and Rural Communities (ARA) testbed at Iowa State University. This initiative focuses on precision agriculture, rural broadband, renewable energy, and public safety. Key contributions include Massive MIMO radios and a distributed 5G Core network. The ARA testbed aims to innovate in rural and farming communities, providing a platform to test and develop advanced wireless applications. This collaboration positions Ericsson as a leader in rural 5G advancements.
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) is advancing its proposed acquisition of Vonage Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: VG), having received necessary foreign and US regulatory approvals. Currently, the company is engaged with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. to finalize the review. Ericsson and Vonage are committed to concluding the transaction swiftly, aiming for a closure before the end of July 2022.
On June 9, 2022, Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) confirmed its cooperation with U.S. authorities as the SEC opens an investigation into the company's conduct in Iraq, following a previous report from 2019. The investigation's outcome is currently uncertain, and the company is fully committed to cooperating with the SEC's inquiries. This development reflects broader scrutiny of Ericsson's operations and compliance practices.
Ericsson and UScellular have extended their partnership to enhance UScellular's 5G network significantly. This agreement focuses on deploying UScellular's newly acquired C-band and 3.45GHz spectrum, aiming to improve Fixed Wireless Access (FWA). Ericsson's advanced technologies will support UScellular's multi-year plan for better coverage and capacity. The mid-band spectrum is expected to be activated for customer use by the end of 2023, facilitating improved connectivity for both residential and business customers.
T-Mobile (TMUS) and Ericsson (ERIC) have announced a collaboration to deliver tailored 5G networks through T-Mobile's Advanced Network Solutions (5G ANS). This partnership aims to provide enterprise and government customers enhanced performance and flexibility in leveraging 5G technology. The 5G ANS incorporates Ericsson's RAN and core equipment, enabling lower latency, improved security, and real-time data applications, highlighted by successful implementations like SailGP's high-speed data transfer. This initiative underlines T-Mobile's commitment to innovation and delivering value to businesses.
On May 18, 2022, Ericsson announced significant changes to its group structure and Executive Team, effective June 1, 2022, to enhance its growth strategy and technology leadership. A new Business Area Cloud Software and Services merges Digital and Managed Services to capitalize on cloud convergence. Enterprise Wireless Solutions will focus on Cradlepoint and Dedicated Networks. Moti Gyamlani leads Global Operations to streamline functions. Notable departures from the Executive Team include Arun Bansal, Jan Karlsson, and Peter Laurin. The revamped structure aims for faster growth and a targeted EBITA margin of 15-18% by 2025.
Ericsson and Intel have launched the Ericsson-Intel Tech Hub in Santa Clara, California, to enhance Cloud RAN solutions using Intel technology. The hub focuses on improving energy efficiency, network performance, and time-to-market for commercial software releases. Key development areas include power management and performance, with efforts aimed at aiding service providers in planning future networks. The collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of Cloud RAN technologies, showcasing the potential for greater automation and sustainability in communications networks.
T-Mobile (TMUS) has partnered with Cradlepoint, under Ericsson (ERIC), to launch a custom-designed all-in-one 5G router tailored for T-Mobile Business Internet customers. This enterprise-grade router offers businesses fast, flexible, and secure internet solutions with managed services. The E320 router, coupled with T-Mobile's 5G network, provides enhanced speed, security, and flexibility for organizations nationwide. This innovative solution is set to address the growing need for reliable internet among businesses, especially with the inefficiencies of current providers.