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Gogoro with assistance of FET to roll out smart traffic signals to nearly 200 Taipei intersections by end of 2023
The 21st New Taipei City Wan Jin Shi Marathon (WJS Marathon) was held on 19 March 2023 in Taiwan. Together with Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) and TVBS, a Taiwanese television and multimedia company, Ericsson played an important role in the live broadcast of the race. For the first time in Taiwan, 5G network slicing was used to ensure a great viewing experience of the competition through smooth transmission of live streaming data.
Smart energy-saving, greater use of green electricity, switch to EV among efforts to reach net zero
The partnership will strengthen Far EasTone (FET) and Ericsson's collaboration in network evolution beyond 5G (B5G) and artificial intelligence (AI) to build a sustainable network
FET and Ericsson aim to monetize 5G further and drive FET’s new mobile economy business by exploring open network APIs
Far EasTone thanked the NCC for giving it the green light
This is Nextlink’s third consecutive year of winning this recognition and making it into the Top 25 out of the 250 MSPs.
Far EasTone and Ericsson have developed a new Smart Patrol Car use case that taps network slicing capabilities on a 5G standalone network.
Created for Kaohsiung City Police Department in Taiwan, the project went live in the city at the end of 2022
Enabled by AI and Ericsson’s 5G end-to-end network slicing, the Smart Patrol use case will improve law enforcement and public safety management
The NCC said it would talk with the Ministry of Digital Affairs about the issue of exceeding bandwidth limits after mergers
Far EasTone’s chairman, Chee Ching, said the telco has been looking to integrate and utilize 5G’s core technologies
The latest technical achievement in the companies’ two-decade old partnership saw the world’s first demonstration of 5G multiple network slicing based on the Ericsson Local Packet Gateway, Dynamic Radio Resource Partitioning function, and dual-mode 5G Core.
