Scope includes deploying Ericsson’s cloud-native Billing and Ericsson’s Telco DataOps Platform and establishing a catalog-driven architecture for postpaid services.



Scope includes deploying Ericsson’s cloud-native Billing and Ericsson’s Telco DataOps Platform and establishing a catalog-driven architecture for postpaid services.

AT&T said it will share further details on timing and commercial availability of the 600MHz deployment at a later date.

The work is ultimately expected to help lay the groundwork for future 6G development and deployment, Ericsson explained.

In another product-specific upgrade, Ericsson announced a data streaming capability in its Network Manager product for online, low-latency, closed-loop automation.

Telia Sweden CEO Anders Olsson added the test centre would help to meet “high demands” for sovereignty and security.

The appointment is due to take effect on 1 October 2026, when current Networks chief Narvinger steps into the role of CEO.

It is designed to deliver ultra-low latency and high reliability for real-time applications.

Initial functions include AI-powered scheduler for link adaptation, beamforming and multi-layer coordination.

The latest agreement builds on a longstanding partnership between the pair, who have previously worked together on 5G deployments in Australia.

More than 80% acknowledge future growth depends on scaling services rapidly while stating the ability to experiment more easily will be a major advantage.
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