One Communications, a telecommunications service provider in Bermuda, has partnered with Ericsson to deploy the first commercial 5G network in Bermuda and one of the pioneering 5G implementations in the Caribbean. The initial phase of the deployment covers 75 percent of the island, with the network already launched in the capital, Hamilton, and gradually expanding to the entire territory.
By leveraging Ericsson’s radio system and Cloud Core products, including Packet Core, Policy, and Unified Data Management, the 5G network promises to enhance the mobile user experience and accelerate digital transformation in Bermuda. This collaboration between One Communications and Ericsson showcases their commitment to technological innovation and excellence, laying the foundation for future advancements in the region.
The implementation of 5G in Bermuda is based on non-standalone (NSA) architecture, utilizing the existing 4G network infrastructure that was launched in 2016. This approach allows for faster, easier, and more efficient deployment of 5G services to meet the demands of capacity and traffic.
Niall Sheehy, CEO of One Communications, expressed pride in the partnership with Ericsson, stating, “By leveraging Ericsson’s world-class technology, we are not only enhancing our current services but also laying the groundwork for future technological advancements and digital transformation in Bermuda.” Sheehy emphasized the company’s commitment to Bermuda by employing over 100 local individuals and actively participating in social and charitable initiatives.
For Ericsson, the introduction of 5G in Bermuda represents a significant step in the country’s technological progress. Chafic Nassif, General Manager of Ericsson LATAM North, highlighted the partners’ commitment to providing fast, reliable, and resilient internet connectivity, laying the groundwork for a new era of digital advancement.
Ericsson estimates that by the end of 2023, nearly one in five mobile subscriptions worldwide will be 5G subscriptions. In Latin America, where Ericsson has a strong presence, approximately 28 million 5G subscriptions are projected by the end of 2023, with 5G accounting for 51 percent of all mobile subscriptions in the region by 2029.
The advent of 5G brings faster connections, ultra-low latency, and greater bandwidth, opening up new possibilities for people and businesses around the world.
FAQ:
– What is 5G?
Answer: 5G is the fifth generation of mobile communication technology that provides significantly faster connections, ultra-low latency, and greater bandwidth compared to previous generations.
Definitions:
– 5G: Fifth generation of mobile communication technology.
– NSA: Non-Standalone, an architecture that enables the deployment of 5G using existing 4G networks.
Source: One Communications (onecomm.bm)
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