Intel to produce custom 5G SoC for ericsson on 18A process tech
The partnership aims to propel the development of next-generation optimized 5G infrastructure
Intel and Ericsson have announced an expanded strategic collaboration towards revolutionizing 5G connectivity.
The partnership aims to propel the development of next-generation optimized 5G infrastructure by leveraging Intel's cutting-edge 18A process technology and manufacturing capabilities, according to the official statement.
The strategic collaboration agreement, unveiled Tuesday, will see Intel manufacture custom 5G SoCs (system-on-chip) for Ericsson, empowering the latter to create highly differentiated products for future 5G infrastructure.
With a shared vision to innovate and transform network connectivity, both companies said they are committed to delivering open, reliable, and future-ready networks.
By leveraging Intel's advanced 18A process technology, which is a key milestone in Intel's five-nodes-in-four-years roadmap, Ericsson aims to achieve enhanced performance and deliver solutions in the 5G domain.
The collaboration between Intel and Ericsson extends beyond the development of custom 5G SoCs.
The companies are also set to expand their joint efforts to optimize 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors with Intel vRAN Boost for Ericsson's Cloud RAN (radio access network) solutions.
This move aims to enable communications service providers to enhance their network capacity, energy efficiency, flexibility, and scalability, paving the way for a more efficient and seamless 5G experience.
Intel and Ericsson stated they are committed to bringing unparalleled performance, innovation, and global scale to their customers through industry-scale open RAN solutions.
The collaboration between Intel and Ericsson represents a remarkable step forward in the evolution of 5G infrastructure, promising to reshape the way we connect and communicate in the digital era.
