\"<p>Ericsson
Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: India is likely to have the strongest digital infrastructure outside of China which will drive the digitalization of the country, said a top executive of Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson<\/a>.

Borje Ekholm, CEO of Ericsson in an earnings call with analysts said that the
5G<\/a> cycle has just started, with less than a quarter of global LTE nodes having been upgraded to 5G mid-band. He added that mid-band frequencies are crucial to fully realizing the potential and performance of a “true 5G network”.

“I would say this shows that there is still a lot of growth potential in the market. I'll just pick one example, India, where we will see a rapid build-out of mid-band Massive MIMO. India will likely have the strongest digital infrastructure outside of China, which will drive digitalization of India,” said Ekholm.

“Combined this with the new use cases for 5G, both for enterprises, but also for consumers and that includes, for example, fixed wireless access, we see that the demand for network performance and network infrastructure will continue to be at a high level,” he noted.

Ericsson reported a 13% adjusted year-on-year growth in its sales to 7.9 billion SEK in South East Asia, Oceania, and India market in the quarter that ended September 30, compared to 6.5 billion SEK in the same quarter a year ago.

Ekholm revealed that since 2017, Ericsson has increased its Radio Access Network (RAN) market share from 33% to 39% (excluding mainland China).

In the just-ended quarter, Ericsson and its Finnish rival Nokia have bagged 5G gear deals from India’s top two telcos
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.

Airtel has signed multi-year 5G equipment contracts worth $2.5 billion or more than Rs 19,750 crore with the two European vendors cumulatively getting 90% of the value, while South Korean Samsung has received the balance. Jio, on the other hand, has not disclosed contract details.

ET had first reported on the likelihood of Jio and Airtel deals on July 27.

Out of the 22 circles, Ericsson will deploy 5G networks for Bharti Airtel in 11 circles, including Delhi, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu, Nokia in nine circles, including Mumbai, and Samsung in two circles, Punjab and Kolkata. All three contracts are for deployments of 5G radio access network gear.

In India’s first 5G spectrum sale, Jio and Airtel, acquired airwaves in low-band, mid-band (3300MHz), and high-band for Rs 88,078 crore and Rs 43,084 crore, respectively. By contrast, cash-strapped Vodafone Idea bought spectrum in 3300MHz and 26GHz bands for Rs 18,799 crore.

Commenting on use cases that will be driven by fifth-generation networks, the chief executive said that commercial fixed wireless (FWA) is getting traction, especially in North America.

“But we also see what other operators around the world are doing, like in India,” he added. Notably, Jio is eyeing 100 million households through its FWA solution, JioAirFiber, that will use the telco’s 5G standalone (SA) network.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Ericsson bags long-term 5G SA deployment deal from Jio<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Mavenir says aiming to finalise OpenRAN 5G deals with Indian telcos soon<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Nokia, Ericsson slump as patent fights hit margins<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Nokia’s 5G gear deal with Jio represents significant volume potential in India: Nokia CEO<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“So we see that as a completely untapped revenue pool today will be captured by building out the 5G network, both in mid-band, but also in millimeter wave in order to capture that. We think that has massive potential. I think the other, where we're starting to see emerging use cases, for example, is the connectivity, simple connectivity to an enterprise where in the 4G world, it was typically fixed access,” he said.

Ericsson sees use cases within factories using private networks or dedicated networks, such as for self-driving cars, factory automation, and others. “And you're already starting to see that market shaping up quite substantially,” Ekholm said.

The top Ericsson executive said the company’s acquisition of Vonage will help it serve the needs for collaboration software, extended reality (XR) and virtual reality (VR).

“I think we will start to see those emerge in one, two, three years as networks really get fully developed, that's when you start to see the benefit of 5G in society,” he added.
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印度可能有最强的数字基础设施“中国以外”:爱立信首席执行官

“我认为这表明仍有增长潜力的市场。我会选择一个例子,印度,我们将看到一个mid-band大规模分布式天线的快速建设。印度可能会有最强的数字基础设施以外的中国,这将推动印度的数字化,“Ekholm说。< / p >

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爱立信首席执行官Borje Ekholm。
新德里:印度可能是最强的数字基础设施以外的中国将推动数字化的国家,瑞典电信设备制造商的一位高管说爱立信

爱立信首席执行官Borje Ekholm业绩与分析师的电话说5克周期才刚刚开始,只有不到四分之一的全球已经升级到5克mid-band LTE节点。他补充说,mid-band频率完全实现潜力和性能是至关重要的一个“真正的5 g网络”。

“我认为这表明仍有增长潜力的市场。我会选择一个例子,印度,我们将看到一个mid-band大规模分布式天线的快速建设。印度可能会有最强的数字基础设施以外的中国,这将推动印度的数字化,“Ekholm说。

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“结合新的用例5克,这两个企业,而且对消费者和包括,例如,固定无线接入,我们看到,对网络性能和网络基础设施的需求将继续保持在一个较高的水平,”他说。

爱立信公布调整后的销售额同比增长13%,至79亿克朗在东南亚、大洋洲、和印度市场在截至9月30日的季度,相比去年同期的65亿瑞典克朗。

Ekholm透露,自2017年以来,爱立信已经增加了无线接入网络(RAN)的市场份额从33%降至39%(不包括中国大陆)。

刚刚公布的季度,爱立信和诺基亚芬兰竞争对手有袋装5 g装备交易来自印度最大的两家电信公司依赖JioBharti Airtel

Airtel已经签署了价值25亿美元的多年5 g设备合同或者超过19750卢比的两个欧洲供应商累计总市值的90%,而韩国三星获得了平衡。Jio,另一方面,并没有透露合同的细节。

等人首次报道了7月27日Jio和Airtel交易的可能性。

22圈,爱立信将部署5 g网络Bharti Airtel在11圈,包括德里,卡纳塔克邦拉贾斯坦邦和泰米尔纳德邦,诺基亚在九圈,包括孟买和三星在两个圆,旁遮普和加尔各答。这三个合同5 g无线接入网络设备的部署。

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在印度的第一个5 g频谱拍卖,Jio Airtel,获得在低波段电波,mid-band (3300 mhz),和高波段88078卢比,43084卢比,分别。相比之下,资金短缺的沃达丰想法买在3300 mhz和26个ghz频段频谱18799卢比。

评论的用例将由第五代网络首席执行官表示,商业固定无线(澳洲公平工作委员会)是获得牵引力,特别是在北美。

“但我们也看到世界各地的其他运营商在做什么,就像在印度,”他补充道。值得注意的是,Jio瞄准1亿家庭通过其澳洲公平工作委员会解决方案,JioAirFiber,使用电信的5 g独立(SA)网络。

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“我们看到,作为一个完全未开发收入池今天将被构建5 g网络,在mid-band,而且在毫米波为了捕捉。我们认为,有着巨大的潜力。我认为,我们正开始看到新兴的用例,例如,是连接,简单的连接到一个企业,在4 g的世界里,这是通常固定访问,”他说。

爱立信在工厂看到的用例使用私有网络或专用网络,如无人驾驶汽车、工厂自动化等。“你已经开始看到市场形成相当显著,“Ekholm说。

爱立信高管表示,该公司的收购沃尼奇将帮助这对协作软件服务需求,扩展现实(XR)和虚拟现实(VR)。

“我认为我们将开始看到那些出现在一个,两个,三年网络真正得到充分发展,这是当你开始看到社会5 g的好处,”他补充道。
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Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: India is likely to have the strongest digital infrastructure outside of China which will drive the digitalization of the country, said a top executive of Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson<\/a>.

Borje Ekholm, CEO of Ericsson in an earnings call with analysts said that the
5G<\/a> cycle has just started, with less than a quarter of global LTE nodes having been upgraded to 5G mid-band. He added that mid-band frequencies are crucial to fully realizing the potential and performance of a “true 5G network”.

“I would say this shows that there is still a lot of growth potential in the market. I'll just pick one example, India, where we will see a rapid build-out of mid-band Massive MIMO. India will likely have the strongest digital infrastructure outside of China, which will drive digitalization of India,” said Ekholm.

“Combined this with the new use cases for 5G, both for enterprises, but also for consumers and that includes, for example, fixed wireless access, we see that the demand for network performance and network infrastructure will continue to be at a high level,” he noted.

Ericsson reported a 13% adjusted year-on-year growth in its sales to 7.9 billion SEK in South East Asia, Oceania, and India market in the quarter that ended September 30, compared to 6.5 billion SEK in the same quarter a year ago.

Ekholm revealed that since 2017, Ericsson has increased its Radio Access Network (RAN) market share from 33% to 39% (excluding mainland China).

In the just-ended quarter, Ericsson and its Finnish rival Nokia have bagged 5G gear deals from India’s top two telcos
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.

Airtel has signed multi-year 5G equipment contracts worth $2.5 billion or more than Rs 19,750 crore with the two European vendors cumulatively getting 90% of the value, while South Korean Samsung has received the balance. Jio, on the other hand, has not disclosed contract details.

ET had first reported on the likelihood of Jio and Airtel deals on July 27.

Out of the 22 circles, Ericsson will deploy 5G networks for Bharti Airtel in 11 circles, including Delhi, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu, Nokia in nine circles, including Mumbai, and Samsung in two circles, Punjab and Kolkata. All three contracts are for deployments of 5G radio access network gear.

In India’s first 5G spectrum sale, Jio and Airtel, acquired airwaves in low-band, mid-band (3300MHz), and high-band for Rs 88,078 crore and Rs 43,084 crore, respectively. By contrast, cash-strapped Vodafone Idea bought spectrum in 3300MHz and 26GHz bands for Rs 18,799 crore.

Commenting on use cases that will be driven by fifth-generation networks, the chief executive said that commercial fixed wireless (FWA) is getting traction, especially in North America.

“But we also see what other operators around the world are doing, like in India,” he added. Notably, Jio is eyeing 100 million households through its FWA solution, JioAirFiber, that will use the telco’s 5G standalone (SA) network.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Ericsson bags long-term 5G SA deployment deal from Jio<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Mavenir says aiming to finalise OpenRAN 5G deals with Indian telcos soon<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Nokia, Ericsson slump as patent fights hit margins<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Nokia’s 5G gear deal with Jio represents significant volume potential in India: Nokia CEO<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“So we see that as a completely untapped revenue pool today will be captured by building out the 5G network, both in mid-band, but also in millimeter wave in order to capture that. We think that has massive potential. I think the other, where we're starting to see emerging use cases, for example, is the connectivity, simple connectivity to an enterprise where in the 4G world, it was typically fixed access,” he said.

Ericsson sees use cases within factories using private networks or dedicated networks, such as for self-driving cars, factory automation, and others. “And you're already starting to see that market shaping up quite substantially,” Ekholm said.

The top Ericsson executive said the company’s acquisition of Vonage will help it serve the needs for collaboration software, extended reality (XR) and virtual reality (VR).

“I think we will start to see those emerge in one, two, three years as networks really get fully developed, that's when you start to see the benefit of 5G in society,” he added.
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