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All components of the 5G platform is in place, we are making our system truly end-to-end with the new products we are introducing. With two new 5G Radios, AIR 6488 and AIR 5121 that, together with the AIR 6468, launched 2016, give us a complete portfolio of 5G radios for Massive MIMO with new mid-band and high-band versions.

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Ericsson Radio System
Market’s first global 5G Access and Transport portfolio

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Radio
Software
Fronthaul
Baseband
Small Cell Backhaul
O&MService
Enclosure
& Power
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Radio
System

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Market’s first global 5G Access and Transport portfolio
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Ericsson Radio System Reaches New Heights | Commercial in confidence | 2017-02-02 | Page 4Source: Ericsson Mobility Report Nov 2016
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8x mobile data
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faster to 5G
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8 billion MBB
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TOP RADIO
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Ericsson Radio System
innovation

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SPACE, ENERGY, AND
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innovation

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Ericsson Radio System
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• Multi-user MIMO
• Latency Reduction
• Intelligent Connectivity
• RAN Virtualization CAT-M1 NB-IoT
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Gigabit
LTE
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Ericsson Radio System reaches new heights

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