Stockholm-based Ericsson will partner with T-Mobile in a $3.5 billion deal to help the U.S. telecommunications firm deploy its 5G wireless network, the companies said Tuesday.
The partnership comes as Chinese and U.S. businesses rush to launch the fifth-generation wireless technology, which will supply cellular connections with speed and power previously available only through hardwired connections or WiFi networks. T-Mobile, the nation’s third-largest carrier, aims to introduce the network in 30 cities in 2018.
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