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Private and secure: New 5G campus network offer by Deutsche Telekom

  • Campus network for business customers based on 5G standalone (SA) technology from Ericsson
  • Deutsche Telekom provides planning, deployment and operation
  • 5G SA supports high-performance and safety-critical applications
  • Interested business customers can test private campus network
Telekom offers new campus network product for business customers based on 5G standalone.

Telekom offers new campus network product for business customers based on 5G standalone. © Ericsson Bearbeitung: Deutsche Telekom

Standalone, secure and with maximized performance: Together with the network technology supplier Ericsson, Deutsche Telekom has extended its campus network portfolio. It now also offers location-specific 5G mobile networks for companies based on 5G Standalone Technology (5G SA). The new campus network offering is based on a local 5G infrastructure that is exclusively available for the customer's digital applications. The 5G SA technology works without LTE anchors and offers all the technical advantages of the new mobile communications standard - even for particularly demanding and safety-critical use cases: fast data transmission rates, maximum network capacity and highly reliable connectivity with low latency. With the advanced 5G SA technology, Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson support companies from a wide range of industries in developing innovative digital applications and making existing processes more efficient.

High data security: dedicated 5G infrastructure, dedicated frequency

The newly offered 5G SA Campus network – powered by the Ericsson Private 5G portfolio – operates completely separated from the public mobile network: all components of the infrastructure from the antennas to the standalone core network to the network server are located on the customer's premises. This ensures that sensitive data remains exclusively within the local campus network. The local connection of the customer infrastructure also enables particularly simple and fast processing of data via the private network. This standalone 5G architecture of "short distances" is most suitable for supporting business-critical applications that require ultra-short response times in the millisecond range. The 5G SA network operates on frequencies in the 3.7 to 3.8 GHz range that are specifically allocated to the enterprise. Thus, up to 100 MHz bandwidth is available for the exclusive use within the private campus network. 

5G SA Campus Network: Full Control & Flexible Deployment 

Customers can adapt their private 5G SA network flexibly according to their own requirements as well as manage it independently: Whether for real-time communication of robots in factories or for connecting automated vehicles on company premises. Customers can prioritize data traffic within their campus network for specific applications as needed. 

The mobile network is administered on site via a cloud-based network management portal by the customer's IT staff - for example, the administration of users, 5G modules and SIM cards to access the 5G-SA campus network or to the machine control system. The closed system is characterized by its particularly high data security and reliability: Due to the redundant architecture of the local core network, the 5G SA campus network continues to function reliably even in the event of an interruption to the cloud-based management portal.

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Managed service by Deutsche Telekom

If business customers decide to deploy their own 5G SA network, Deutsche Telekom analyzes with them the critical business applications and the requirements for the private mobile network. Due to the simplified local infrastructure, the network can be built from planning to the handover to the customer within just three months. Network equipment supplier Ericsson provides the required modern 5G SA technology, while Telekom takes on the planning, deployment, operation as well as maintenance and optimization. Telekom also provides the set-up and updates so that companies can focus on their core business. 

"When it comes to digitalization, industry and SMEs need a reliable partner," says Hagen Rickmann, Managing Director Business Customers at Telekom Deutschland GmbH. "Together with Ericsson, we help business customers in every industry to increase their productivity and exploit their full potential using 5G standalone technology."

Arun Bansal, Executive Vice President and Head of Market Area Europe & Latin America at Ericsson says: "Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson share a long-standing partnership in innovation, technology and services. Together, we offer secure, reliable and high-performance network solutions tailored to the specific business needs of our customers.”   

5G Campus Network Private – Available for testing on site

Deutsche Telekom has already been offering campus network solutions for enterprises since the beginning of 2019 and by now operates more than ten of such local networks based on 5G non-standalone technology or LTE across Germany. With the new fully private 5G SA Campus network solution, the company is expanding its business customer offering with the next development stage of 5G. The new product is being launched in Germany from now on under the name “Campus-Netz Private” – and is also offered to business customers in further European countries. For interested customers, mobile Campus 5G SA test systems are available to test their own use cases on site. 

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About Ericsson: Ericsson enables communications service providers to capture the full value of connectivity. The company’s portfolio spans the business areas Networks, Digital Services, Managed Services and Emerging Business. It is designed to help our customers go digital, increase efficiency, and find new revenue streams. Ericsson’s innovation investments have delivered the benefits of mobility and mobile broadband to billions of people globally. Ericsson stock is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and on Nasdaq New York. www.ericsson.com

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