BT picks Ericsson to deploy the core of its 5G networks
In the wake of uncertainty over Huawaei, Ericsson has been selected on the basis of lab performance and future roadmap, BT says
Swedish telecom equipment vendor Ericsson announced yesterday that it has signed a deal with British mobile carrier BT to deploy the core of its 5G network. Ericsson said it would provide BT a dual-mode...
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