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Belgium's Telenet Inks 5G RAN Partnership with Ericsson

Belgium's Telenet Inks 5G RAN Partnership with Ericsson Image Credit: Ericsson

Telenet, the third largest mobile operator in Belgium has selected Ericsson as their 5G radio access network (RAN) provider, bringing wide-reaching benefits of 5G to Belgium, announced Ericsson on Tuesday.

As part of their expanded partnership, Telenet will use Ericsson’s technology leadership to modernize their existing network, as well as deploy crucial 5G connectivity. This latest contract includes the full modernization of Telenet’s existing RAN (2G/3G/4G) with Ericsson Radio System products and solutions and the deployment of 5G technology nationwide.

 

Telenet’s customers will benefit from technologies whose full potential will be unleashed with the rollout of 5G, such as AR, VR, and IoT applications.

Ericsson said it delivers best-in-class 5G RAN technology, which includes its Massive MIMO portfolio that offers a wide range of antenna-integrated radios for maximum 5G experience and capacity, both in urban and rural settings. Ericsson has recently bolstered its Massive MIMO portfolio with industry-leading lightweight and energy-efficient products, combined with real-time and ultra-precise beamforming capabilities. These capabilities are essential for an optimized 5G network and allow 5G signals to focus on individual receiving devices to maximize both coverage and capacity. 

Micha Berger, CTIO Telenet
5G is so much more than a radio technology system - it is the engine for innovation and opportunities for other ways of working, automation and analysis. But as with any next generation it all starts with developing a high-performance network. 

Franck Bouetard, Head of Ericsson Belgium, Luxemburg, France, Algeria and Tunisia
After years of successful collaboration with Telenet, we are pleased to strengthen our relationship, which will see the delivery of high performing, energy-efficient and secure 5G to Telenet’s customers across the country. 

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