Ericsson Launches AI-Powered 5G Advanced Software Suite to Improve Network Efficiency

Ericsson Launches AI-Powered 5G Software Suite to Improve Network Efficiency
Ericsson has unveiled seven 5G Advanced software products designed to help communications service providers (CSPs) optimise network performance, enhance user experience, and drive operational efficiency. These products harness the capabilities of AI, automation, and open network architectures, allowing CSPs to align their networks with business goals and service-level agreements (SLAs), according to Ericsson.

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Ericsson’s 5G Advanced Software Suite

“After building out 5G networks, communications service providers (CSPs) are ready to further harness the benefits of this technology,” Ericsson said while announcing that Ericsson 5G Advanced brings new radio access network (RAN) software capabilities that significantly boost performance and develop programmable networks that add value to connectivity. These capabilities are based on open network architectures, AI and automation, and intent-driven networks.

The suite includes technologies such as an AI-powered RAN tool with real-time data processing and intelligent decision-making, along with intent-driven network modelling for complex processes and architectures and Service-aware RAN, which adapts to various connectivity needs.

Marten Lerner, Head of Product Area Networks at Ericsson, says: “Our customers have invested significantly in building 5G networks across the globe, and now around 50 percent of the world’s mobile 5G traffic outside China is carried over Ericsson-powered networks. With our 5G Advanced software, we are empowering service providers to move more rapidly towards high-performing programmable networks and achieve their business objectives. By leveraging these new software products, we are not only raising the bar on connectivity but also paving the way for innovative applications and services that will transform industries and improve lives around the world.”