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Ericsson to support DISH’s plans on NB-IoT

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VoicenData Bureau
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China Mobile, the report finds, is the world’s largest provider of cellular IoT connectivity services with an estimated 683 mn cellular IoT connections.

NASDAQ-listed DISH Network has selected Ericsson to deliver a radio access and core network for its Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network slated for completion in March 2020.

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Ericsson leveraged its global wireless radio expertise to complete the initial radio frequency (RF) design for DISH's nationwide NB-IoT network in North America earlier this year.

Ericsson and DISH Network have validated NB-IoT data transmissions based on the 3GPP standards, including, for the first time in the United States, extended range connections up to 100km from a base station.

DISH's network will include Ericsson Radio System NR-capable radios. DISH has also installed, commissioned and successfully completed interoperability testing of the Ericsson Cloud Core network.

“DISH is in the unique position of building a greenfield network, starting with NB-IoT, with a clear path to 5G,” said Niklas Heuveldop, President and Head of Ericsson North America. “We are excited that DISH has decided to partner with Ericsson to address the IoT opportunity. We believe that NB-IoT holds great potential for both consumers and businesses across the U.S.”

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