JAKARTA, investor.id – Ericsson, a global information and communications technology (ICT) vendor, announced that it has launched three new radios in its portfolio Massive MIMO, as well as developing a portfolio Radio Access Network (RAN) Compute with six products RAN Compute in order to accelerate the rollout of the 5G network in the medium frequency band.
The new solutions are supported by Ericsson Silicon, the company’s systems in the series chip (system on a chip/ SoC) which provides advanced processing capabilities for the rapid evolution of energy-efficient and high-performance grids.
Per Narvinger, head of product area networks Ericsson said that after the launch of the first 5G network, now is the right time to upgrade 5G by leveraging it Massive MIMO to a much wider level.
“With our new portfolio, communication service providers can accelerate the implementation of their medium band efficiently with superior performance for their customers, while reducing energy consumption,” explained Narvinger in a press release, Wednesday (24/2/2021).
According to Narvinger, with the new medium band spectrum, communication service providers can leverage their 5G spectral assets to launch services quickly and efficiently to provide a more responsive experience to customers. broadband cellular.
“The medium band bridges the speed, capacity, and coverage distance between the low frequency band and high frequency band. The 5G network, which makes use of the medium band spectrum on a large scale, will have the capability to provide a mature 5G experience for consumers and companies alike, “said Narvinger.
Narvinger explained, the range of medium band radio Massive MIMO Ericsson’s ultra light 5G is part of the portfolio Antenna-Integrated Radio (AIR) designed to facilitate the implementation of medium bands for service providers.
The network enables a complete 5G user experience for customers, while reducing footprint and more than tripled the capacity.
Weighing just 20 kg, the new radio is 45% lighter than the previous generation and 20% more energy efficient, with passive cooling to minimize costly maintenance.
“The radio can be used from skyscrapers in urban areas to suburban and rural areas, for example Fixed Wireless Access, automotive, transportation, and logistics, “said Narvinger.
Ericsson is also increasing its portfolio RAN Compute with six new products, including indoor and outdoor options for 4G coverage expansion and 5G rollout in the medium frequency band, with up to 50% higher yield and 15 to 20% lower energy consumption.
“The launch of this portfolio is at an opportune time, as operators are turning to take advantage of the 5G medium band spectrum. Ericsson’s Massive MIMO Radio excels in the industry for its compact form factor, lightweight design, which will help operators overcome implementation challenges. In addition, the stability and strength of Ericsson’s special silicon strategy also sets it apart, ”said Ed Gubbins. principal analyst GlobalData.
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