Ericsson

Kyivstar goes soft to start IP migration

Signs expansion contract with Ericsson

Kyivstar and Ericsson have signed a three-year frame contract including equipment and services to expand the operator's GSM/GPRS/EDGE network and Ericsson Mobile Softswitch solution.

Ericsson to supply 3 Scandinavia with HSDPA

Ericsson has been selected to upgrade 3 Scandinavia's 3G/WCDMA networks with HSDPA. The upgrade will boost 3's mobile broadband offering, delivering a download speed of up to 3.6 Mbps and pioneer the HSDPA technology in Scandinavia.

Ericsson Mobile Softswitch solution selected by Ukrainian RadioSystems

Ukrainian RadioSystems (URS) has chosen Ericsson Mobile Softswitch solution for its nationwide GSM network. The solution is designed to meet URS's needs for a rapid and cost-efficient growth of capacity and coverage, and sets the first step in

Mobile networks go broadcast with Ericsson

Ericsson has successfully trialed mobile broadcast technology for distribution of multimedia services, such as mobile TV, over 3G networks. The trial, performed in Stockholm, Sweden, was the first live use of Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (MBMS).

Ericsson to build 3G core and transmission network for Vodafone in the Czech Republic

Vodafone Czech Republic has selected Ericsson to build a 3G transmission and core network, including its mobile softswitch solution, in the Czech Republic. The core network will be completed by the end of June 2006.

Ericsson and Vodafone Netherlands sign managed services contract

160 Vodafone staff to join Ericsson

Vodafone Netherlands and Ericsson have entered into  an exclusive managed  services partnership. Under the contract, Ericsson will be responsible for the management of  the access part  of  Vodafone  Netherlands'  GSM,  GPRS  and 

Mobiltel brings HSDPA to Bulgaria

Bulgarian operator Mobiltel, which launched its UMTS network in September 21005, has started operation of its first services over an HSDPA network.

3GSM Round Up

ERICSSON...

Busy busy was the theme, as ceo and president Carl-Henric Svanberg hailed his company’s progress in HSDPA and IMS.