Ericsson just struck a massive three-year deal with UAE telecom giant e& that could revolutionize how people connect across the Emirates. The Swedish tech company plans to supercharge e& UAE's 5G radio network with cutting-edge equipment and advanced technology. Phone users across the country will enjoy faster speeds and better coverage as the network expands rapidly. The partnership brings next-generation 5G Advanced features to millions of customers for the first time. Energy-saving upgrades will help the company meet environmental goals under the UAE's Green Agenda 2030.
The agreement makes e& UAE the first Middle Eastern company to deploy special technology called RedCap commercially. Smart devices and internet-connected gadgets will work better through improved artificial intelligence systems. Network capacity jumps dramatically as engineers install state-of-the-art radio equipment across the region. Business customers gain access to innovative services that were impossible before this upgrade. The modernized network supports Advanced RAN Slicing technology that creates dedicated digital highways for different types of traffic.
Both companies have worked together for years building telecommunications infrastructure throughout the Emirates. Acting technology chief Marwan Bin Shakar says the deal keeps their network ahead of global competition. Ericsson executive Petra Schirren promises the upgrades will meet growing customer demands for premium connectivity. The partnership positions UAE as a leader for 5G innovation across the Middle East and Africa. Consumers and enterprises will benefit from faster downloads and more reliable connections.
The agreement makes e& UAE the first Middle Eastern company to deploy special technology called RedCap commercially. Smart devices and internet-connected gadgets will work better through improved artificial intelligence systems. Network capacity jumps dramatically as engineers install state-of-the-art radio equipment across the region. Business customers gain access to innovative services that were impossible before this upgrade. The modernized network supports Advanced RAN Slicing technology that creates dedicated digital highways for different types of traffic.
Both companies have worked together for years building telecommunications infrastructure throughout the Emirates. Acting technology chief Marwan Bin Shakar says the deal keeps their network ahead of global competition. Ericsson executive Petra Schirren promises the upgrades will meet growing customer demands for premium connectivity. The partnership positions UAE as a leader for 5G innovation across the Middle East and Africa. Consumers and enterprises will benefit from faster downloads and more reliable connections.
