In their most recent collaboration, the ecosystem partners demonstrated support for multiple slices on an Ericsson network infrastructure on a single device running Android 13, supporting both enterprise (work profile) and consumer applications. Furthermore, for the first time, a slice for carrier-branded services will enable communications service providers (CSP) to provide additional flexibility for customized offerings and capabilities.
Network slicing has long been regarded as critical to reaping the benefits of a 5G network for CSPs and enterprises. According to the GSMA

Top industry participants are plotted in the research, with companies positioned as overall market leaders, leaders in a market segment, or thought leaders in certain categories standing out.

“We are happy to be partnering with Oman’s Ministry of Education and Ericsson to help students in Oman develop global STEM skills,” said Nicholas Dirks, President and CEO of the Academy. “This Internet of Things Smart Homes Challenge is just one way in which the Academy’s Global STEM Alliance builds bridges between students around the world.

Digital twin technology accurately mimics the network behaviour upon parameter changes, ensuring an approach that minimises risk and elevates the optimiser’s quality to telco grade from day one.

The MoU will cover collaboration on Voice over New Radio (NR) and advanced Charging System that will enhance Batelco’s real-time convergent charging as well as enable the introduction of new smart and innovative IoT products. It will also include cloud-native 5G Core and 5G Standalone (SA) solutions that would help Batelco and Ericsson successfully complete the first 5G SA data call in the Kingdom.