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Ericsson and Chinese Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to launch joint research and development of 5G, the next generation of mobile technologies.

China Mobile Hong Kong selected Ericsson as the sole supplier to further enhance its converged LTE FDD/TDD and Evolved Packet Core network.

The latest edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, a comprehensive update on mobile trends leveraging big data from live networks worldwide, reveals that proliferation of mobile technology continues at a rapid pace: 90 percent of the world's population over six years old is predicted to have a mobile phone by 2020.

Orange and Ericsson have successfully used the 3.4-3.6 GHz (3.5 GHz) frequencies for testing data speeds, coverage and FDD carrier aggregation.

Airtel has partnered with Ericsson to deliver a new, nationwide LTE 800 MHz network to meet growing customer demand for mobile broadband services while delivering superior network performance.

Ericsson and IBM  announced a collaboration to jointly research phased-array antenna designs for 5G, allowing networks to provide customers with data speeds orders of magnitude faster than what is available currently.

Taiwan's FarEasTone Telecommunications has become the first mobile operator to launch a commercial LTE service on the APT700 band, based on technologies provided by Ericsson.

To meet the needs of a data-hungry new generation of users in densely populated areas, dtac TriNet Co., Ltd, has assigned long-time partner Ericsson to deploy a 4G/LTE network.

Smile Communications has launched a 4G/LTE network on the 800 MHz spectrum in Ibadan and Lagos, both in Nigeria with Ericsson the primary vendor for the LTE radio network.

Ericsson successfully supported Telstra in further enhancing its LTE Advanced (LTE-A) commercial service network as the two companies successfully demonstrated 300 Mbps downlink speeds for data transfer across Telstra's live network.