Samsung Networks

Samsung has been named a finalist for Light Reading’s 2025 Leading Lights award in the Outstanding Use Case: 5G/6G Innovation category for our #private5G deployment and #RedCap trial with Hyundai Motor Company, an outstanding example of how 5G network technology brings measurable results. https://lnkd.in/gQengVUM

Samsung’s Magnus Ojert, SVP and Head of US Networks, has been named a finalist for Light Reading’s 2025 Leading Lights Executive of the Year award, recognized for his decisive leadership and impact on the future of mobile networks. https://lnkd.in/gQengVUM

Samsung's #privatenetwork solutions covers all network equipment, including baseband, radio and core as well as a specialized management system to fit enterprise needs from on-premise deployment to #networkslicing.

#MNOs are building scalable, adaptable, and high-performance networks by combining #OpenRAN, Cloud RAN, and #AI RAN, according to Sean Kinney via RCR Wireless News.

Autonomous networks powered by #AI, #ML, and software-defined technologies are transforming network management through automated device configuration, traffic optimization, and issue resolution, with Samsung leading the way toward a future of fully #autonomousnetworks.

#5G is driving #AI-RAN growth, with revenue expected to reach $10B by 2029 due to distributed deployments, efficiency gains, and the push toward virtualized and #OpenRAN networks, according to a forecast by Dell'Oro Group, Michael Carroll via Mobile World Live.

Cellular #IoT connections are expected to surge to 5.1B by 2030, driven by innovations like 5G #RedCap and Massive IoT that are accelerating mid-tier connectivity, with North America maintaining its lead, according to a recent Omdia report.

Samsung continues to accelerate 5G innovation around the world, from powering Vodafone Idea Limited’s commercial launch in Bengaluru to enabling Orange France’s Open RAN pilot in the field. In the U.S., we’re advancing FWA opportunities in light of recent BEAD policy shifts and driving network intelligence with AI.   Our vision for open, energy-efficient, software-based networks is gaining momentum with new industry partnerships and successful launches. From advancing vRAN with Verizon to driving AI-powered connectivity across global market, our latest launches and partnerships are shaping the next gen 5G innovations.   Read on for more information.

Energy efficiency is a key pillar of #6G technology, which is expected to dynamically adapt signaling, spectrum, and antenna use, reducing power draw through features like multi-type Synchronization Signal Block and spatial optimization.

Samsung and Orange France have demonstrated the power of software-defined networks by successfully piloting #AI-driven #vRAN and #OpenRAN solutions with #MassiveMIMO and SMO capabilities in France, according to Telecoms.com.