Ericsson and MediaTek Reach Record 565 Mbps Uplink Speed for 5G FWA

Ericsson and MediaTek have achieved a record-breaking uplink speed of 565 Mbps, offering improved performance and enhanced connectivity for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) users. The achievement builds on recent milestones and is a benchmarking development for Ericsson and chipset partner MediaTek, according to the official release.

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The milestone was accomplished by leveraging the combined capabilities of Ericsson’s uplink single user multiple input multiple output (SU-MIMO) and Uplink Carrier Aggregation software features, along with MediaTek’s T830 CPE platform equipped with three transmit (3Tx) antennas. By combining a 2.1 GHz FDD (frequency division duplex) band and a 3.5 GHz TDD (time division duplex) band, the teams achieved this remarkable uplink speed.

Combined Technologies for Enhanced Uplink Speed

According to the statement, what sets this achievement apart is its specific focus on the FWA segment, which stands to benefit greatly from the combination of Uplink SU-MIMO and Uplink Carrier Aggregation.

These technologies, said to be operating in the widely deployed 5G spectrum known as Frequency Range 1 (FR1), provide significant advantages for FWA service providers. The larger form factor of FWA devices simplifies the placement of additional radio frequency components and allows for greater device output power, making it an attractive solution for FWA providers.