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By taking advantage of the data available in the network – as well as other forms of external data such as weather conditions and adding the intelligence of machines – network operations can be performed in a smarter way.
Innovative tech enables the necessary reach, efficiency and data-driven decisions to allow the best possible humanitarian response to crises to develop, says Ericsson.
Rwanda aims to become a truly digital economy, leveraging on Ericsson M-Commerce Interconnect for seamless financial services.
Ericsson and the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning for Rwanda have signed a breakthrough agreement for the launch of a national interoperability switch based on the Ericsson M-Commerce Interconnect solution.
The companies have successfully trialled LTE-Unlicensed at MTN's flagship channel store in Morningside, Johannesburg.
MTN SA and Ericsson have successfully trialled LTE-Unlicensed (LTE-U).
When Lars Magnus Ericsson opened his engineering shop in the 13 square meters space in Stockholm, Sweden, his starting capital was a mere SEK 1,000. This was 140 years ago.
Jean-Claude Geha replaces Fredrik Jejdling as new head of sub-Saharan Africa.
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The cloud-native "MoMo Evolved Migration" project was completed across key African markets, including Eswatini, Ghana, Rwanda, and Uganda.
A new report says next-generation networks are laying the groundwork for Africa's growing AI economy.
The conflict-besieged Sahel region, including mainly Burkina Faso, Maurita and Niger, has received a boost from Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) aimed at enhancing digital connectivity.