- Ericsson positioned as a Leader for the
third year in a row
- Ericsson’s commercial 5G leadership and
technology evolution is independently known industry-wide
- Ericsson positioned highest for ‘Ability
to Execute’ in the Gartner Magic Quadrant
Published in February 2023, Ericsson is recognized in the Leaders' quadrant and positioned highest for Ability to Execute.
Vendors offering 5G solutions for communications
service providers (CSPs) were comprehensively and independently assessed and
evaluated by Gartner experts on their Completeness of Vision and Ability to
Execute, to provide a market snapshot on 5G infrastructure abilities.
Around 50 percent of 5G traffic outside of China runs
on Ericsson networks. R&D investments over the past four years have
led to Ericsson increasing its market share outside of China to 39 percent in
2022, from around 33 percent in 2017.
There are currently 235 live 5G networks in
commercial service, and Ericsson is powering 143 live 5G networks. In
addition, Ericsson has been driving the cloud-native and dual-mode
technology introduction for core networks.
Fredrik Jejdling, Executive Vice President and
Head of Networks, Ericsson, says: “Being recognized once more as a Leader by
Gartner feels truly rewarding. We believe it shows that investing in technology
for performance and cost leadership continues to pay off and make an impact.”
Ericsson’s commercial 5G leadership and technology
evolution leadership is independently known industry-wide. Ericsson has been
recognized in Gartner
5G Magic Quadrant 2022, and Frost
Radar Global 5G Infrastructure 2021. The company also ranked highest among
telecom vendors in the latest ABI
Research sustainability assessment.
Ericsson continuously evolves its end-to-end 5G
offerings, which include 5G RAN with
the energy-efficient Ericsson
Radio System, Cloud
RAN, Ericsson
Silicon, 5G
Core, Orchestration,
and 5G Transport as
well as professional services. The company has launched innovative software
solutions such as Ericsson Spectrum
Sharing, 5G
Carrier Aggregation and Uplink Booster, which
significantly improve coverage, user throughput and spectral efficiency.
At a pre-MWC 2023 briefing event on February 9, the
company unveiled further enhancements to its 5G indoor, macro and mobile
transport portfolios: more
than 10 new macro and transport solutions that reduce energy
consumption and carbon emissions while boosting network capacity; and
three additions
to the Ericsson Radio Dot System that boost 5G coverage, capacity, and
capabilities across any indoor environment.
Download the full report: 2023 Gartner Magic
Quadrant for 5G Network Infrastructure for Communications Service Providers
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Analyst(s) Kosei Takiishi, Frank Marsala.
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