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    Ericsson unveils bold wireless-first architecture for branch transformation

    By Eva LiApril 10, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • The new architecture discards traditional wide-area network hardware and adopts a solution managed by the cloud and based on wireless technology.
    • This solution integrates operations based on artificial intelligence, simplifies enterprises’ deployment processes, and provides greater flexibility and automation functions.

    What happened: Ericsson launched a branch connection solution dominated by wireless communication. 

    Ericsson launched a new branch architecture on April 9, 2025, which focuses on changing the “wireless-first” form of how enterprises deploy and manage branch network connections. This provides enterprises with a secure, AI-capable, and cloud-native network infrastructure. It replaces traditional routers with a simplified system managed by the cloud. Therefore, Ericsson claims that there is no need for IT teams to conduct on-site deployment and monitoring, and the deployment time can be shortened to just a few days, significantly reducing operating costs.

    At present, this architecture is in line with enterprise systems and can support remote working and scalable connections. Ericsson emphasizes that this solution is particularly suitable for enterprises with distributed operations because traditional wired connections are neither practical nor cost-effective in these enterprises.

    This architecture has several key features, including lifecycle automation, AI observability, and zero-trust networks. It prioritises wireless access, helping to eliminate the complexity of traditional wide-area networks and reducing reliance on traditional fixed broadband. Eric Ekudden, the Chief Technology Officer of Ericsson, said, “Eliminating the complexity of wide-area network management, we have replaced it with a simple, secure, and scalable wireless-first access approach.”

    Also read: Ericsson drives innovation in telecommunications technology

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    Why it’s important

    The network evolution driven by wireless connectivity clearly reflects the broader industry trend. With the rise of blended and remote operations, most enterprises are seeking more versatile and economical connectivity options. Ericsson’s latest innovation has reshaped the enterprise network landscape, aligning with the demands of branch networks for flexibility and artificial intelligence and keeping pace with evolving market needs. It has eradicated the shortcomings of traditional fixed lines in one sweep, such as slow deployment, high maintenance costs, and limited adaptability. Through its new wireless branch application solutions, companies in logistics, finance, and retail can rapidly deploy these networks.
    In the era of digital transformation, Ericsson is reducing reliance on outdated legacy systems, which significantly boosts its competitive edge against industry rivals. For other organisations, this breakthrough not only supports effective expansion but also delivers the best benefits at the lowest cost.

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    Eva Li

    Eva is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Marketing at Auckland University of Technology. Contact her at e.li@btw.media

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