5G accounted for 15% of global mobile core network revenues in Q2 2020
The latest numbers from telecoms market tracker Dell’Oro Group reveal a healthy contribution from 5G to the core network market.
The latest numbers from telecoms market tracker Dell’Oro Group reveal a healthy contribution from 5G to the core network market.
Swedish kit vendor Ericsson has got a nice lot of fresh 5G work from Swedish operator group Telenor.
Under threat from companies not traditionally viewed as competitors, telcos are racing to both offer cloud services to end-user customers and tap into the cloud to run core network functions in a bid to make their value propositions more competitive and infrastructure more dynamic. But cloud experts from Orange, Swisscom and AT&T have each voiced concerns around just how capable the sector may be at managing such a bold transformation with existing tools.
There are still titbits of the Nortel carcass to be had, with Ericsson this weekend striking a bargain to acquire the Canadian firm’s Multi-Service Switch business (MSS), boosting its presence in the CDMA market.
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