Sweden's NET Sensing by yourDragonXi Δ 18th of April 2016 Ω 12:30 PM

ΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞ
~ Ericsson ~ Stockholm 5G ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ
~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ
~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ
~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ ~ sense for Ξ	ξ ξ ξ
«NET Sensing	Θ	Θ
ΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞΞ

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~ Ericsson

Ericsson

»ericsson-opens-20-000-square-meter-global-ict-center-in-sweden-to-drive-innovation
Purpose-built Global ICT Center creates foundation
for development of the next generation of cloud infrastructure and
services demanded by industry

The center supports engineering on virtual platforms
with global test labs and IT hubs connected via a single virtual environment
supporting Ericsson to host 5G development under one roof

Site powered by Ericsson's cloud solutions,
enabling over 20,000 R&D engineers globally
to accelerate innovation cycles, reduce cost and better support Ericsson's customers

Ericsson estimates a 40 percent reduction in energy usage compared to 2012 test lab energy baseline
Officially inaugurated its Global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Center in Rosersberg, Sweden.
The purpose-built, highly scalable and sustainable facility
reflects Ericsson's ongoing commitment to R&D investment both in Sweden and globally.
The center also represents an important step in the company's ongoing ICT transformation journey.

The Rosersberg site, which covers 20,000 square meters,
is the first purpose-built Ericsson Global ICT Center to be inaugurated in Sweden.
It follows the opening of the Global ICT Center in Linköping, Sweden in September 2014,
which was built adjacent to an existing Ericsson facility.

In addition to the two facilities in Sweden,
Ericsson will open a Global ICT Center in Montreal, Canada in the second quarter of 2016.

The Global ICT Centers allow Ericsson to emulate an operator's mobile network and
to test new solutions as if they were running on a live network.
In the near future, Ericsson's customers will be able to connect remotely for
interoperability testing, trials, early access and innovation on new offerings from any location.
These services will be provided through ten Business-Near Centers,
to be announced in 2016, which are connected to the Global ICT Centers.

The Global ICT Centers are set to be powered by Ericsson's cloud solutions and
will host a substantial part of the company's product portfolio.
As a result of this extensive rationalization and virtualization effort,
Ericsson will be able to shorten innovation cycles and
increase global collaboration while also reducing R&D costs.
Currently, the company's test environments are spread across more than 50 locations worldwide.

Ericsson's Global ICT Centers are an important step toward achieving the company's sustainability goals.
The cutting-edge design of the centers,
combined with modular and scalable construction,
secures efficient use of energy and space.
Ericsson estimates, when all three Global ICT Centers are in operation,
it will result in a 40% reduction in energy usage compared to 2012 test lab energy baseline.

select: ~[Σ] ~[Δ]!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~ Stockholm 5G

Stockholm first city to get mobile 5G network in 2018
Johan Dennelind, CEO of TeliaSonera commented Stockholm and Tallinn to be two of the most connected cities in the world
claimed TeliaSonera to take them to the next level.
5G expected to create completely new innovations, ecosystems and great services to customers.
and also to take the Internet of Things (IoT) to a new level.

Hans Vestberg, CEO of Ericsson believed mMore and more industries tap into the value of digitalisation and connectivity.
5G expected to amplify that as it is designed to be the industrial internet.
It will not only be built for consumers, but also for digitalisation of industries and the IoT.

Together with TeliaSonera Ericsson launched the first commercial 4G network in 2009.

The launch of 5G in 2018 promised to benefit the high-tech industry at first.
Self-driving cars or robots working in mines visioned.

5G promised much higher bandwidth for people who live in the countryside
altouhg warninf that it may take a while until everything is in place for a nationwide launch.

In two years promised to show a set of services that are not possible today.

Sweden claimed to be one of Europe’s top three spenders on research and development.

select: ~[Σ] ~[Ω] ~[Δ]!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~

select: ~[Σ] ~[Ω] ~[Δ]!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~

select: ~[Σ] ~[Ω]!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Small & Smart Inc reserves rights to change this document without any notice
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~