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ECI’s Optical Solutions to be Integrated into Ericsson’s E2E Mobile Transport for 5G and IoT Use Cases

ECI’s Optical Solutions to be Integrated into Ericsson’s E2E Mobile Transport for 5G and IoT Use Cases Image Credit: Yuktalavannya/www.thefastmode.com

ECI announced a business and technology partnership with Ericsson to accelerate and deliver joint solutions to service providers rolling out 5G networks.

ECI’s optical solutions will be integrated into Ericsson’s end-to-end mobile transport solutions, supporting 5G and IoT use case introductions.

ECI’s packet/optical solutions provide a scalable transport solution for radio access network (RAN) to core connectivity, offering an optimized feature set for mobile backhaul, environmentally hardened for any condition as required. ECI’s programmable transport products enable operators to tailor connectivity based on the use case or service profile, via network slicing. Moreover, ECI’s implementation of open APIs, interfaces and SDN controllability ensure full functionality in the Ericsson ecosystem, says the Company.

The partnership is a result of previous collaboration and follows a thorough process of due diligence. The decision was further solidified by a number of joint wins in Denmark, Greece, USA and Brazil. The joint offering is already reaping benefits with a growing pipeline of new opportunities worldwide.

Darryl Edwards,CEO and President, ECI
Telecommunications networks are changing faster than ever before with the new functionalities and demands brought on by 5G. ECI’s open, elastic solutions are designed for the changing, more complex demands and complement Ericsson’s offering perfectly.

Nishant Batra, Head of Product Area Network, Ericsson
By combining our leading transport portfolio with ECI’s optical solutions, we will boost our transport offering and complement the critical building blocks of next-generation transport networks. This will bring benefits to our customers today and when introducing 5G and IoT use cases tomorrow.

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