Jun 23, 2022 08:10 PM

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Ericsson to Drive Growth in China Through Private 5G Network Plan

By Liu Peilin and Ding Yi

In May, Ericsson established a new division to create 5G wireless solutions to meet the growing needs of its enterprise customers. Photo: VCG

In May, Ericsson established a new division to create 5G wireless solutions to meet the growing needs of its enterprise customers. Photo: VCG

Sweden’s Ericsson Inc. will shift its focus toward helping Chinese businesses build their own private 5G networks, a company executive said while hailing the firm’s commitment to investing in the China market.

Fang Ying, president of Ericsson’s China operations, made the remarks at a Wednesday news briefing, citing growth opportunities in the private 5G networks space, following the aggressive pace of construction in 5G infrastructure nationwide over the past three years.

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