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Ericsson is introducing new capabilities in their network software releases to improve network performance, simplicity, and predictability. Their software release 15B focuses on improving application coverage through features like common TDD/FDD basebands, LTE PSI coverage, 3G uplink coordinated multi-point, and increased 2G M2M device connections. Ericsson is also a committed driver of OPNFV to realize the vision of network functions virtualization and is ready to support demanding telecom applications with a new virtual router and smart policy control.

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ERICSSON Networks Software
15B

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Ericsson software model
New capabilities per release
14B 15a 15b 16A 16B
BENEFITS
Performance Simplicity Predictability

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Leading the way in NFV
& cloud transformation
Unifying & simplifying
network management
& control
App coverage
performance leadership

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TEXTTEXT
Cloud Execution
Environment
(Virtualization Layer)
Low Latency
High Throughput
High Availability
MEDIA
OSS/BSS EPC
IMS
ERICSSON IS A COMMITTED DRIVER OF OPNFV TO REALIZE THE NFV VISION
Ready for demanDing
telecom applications
NEW
VIRTUAL ROUTER
NEW
SMART POLICY
CONTROL

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smart authentication
COMMON SIM BASED
ACCOUNT WITH DIFFERENT
TYPE OF ACCESS
EXPANDS OPERATOR BUSINESS TOWARDS
INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)
NON-SIM BASED PERSONAL
DEVICES (IOT)

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Unifying & Simplifying
network operations
RADIO
ACCESS
NETWORK
BACKHAUL FRONTHAUL
AGGREGATION METRO
IP EDGE
CORE
MULTI-SERVICE
CORE
THE JOURNEY TOWARDS A SINGLE UNIFIED MANAGEMENT CONTINUES
ERICSSON NETWORK MANAGER

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Networks software 15B
improves App Coverage
URBAN
SUBURBAN
RURAL
DELIVERING COVERAGE
PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
TRAFFIC

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Networks software 15B
improves App Coverage
LTE PSI
COVERAGE
URBAN
SUBURBAN
RURAL
DELIVERING COVERAGE
PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
TRAFFIC

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Networks software 15B
improves App Coverage
LTE TDD & FDD
COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND
URBAN
SUBURBAN
RURAL
DELIVERING COVERAGE
PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
TRAFFIC
LTE PSI
COVERAGE

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Networks software 15B
improves App Coverage
LTE TDD & FDD
COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND
URBAN
SUBURBAN
RURAL
DELIVERING COVERAGE
PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
3G UPLINK
COORDINATED MULTI-POINT
TRAFFIC
LTE PSI
COVERAGE

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Networks software 15B
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LTE TDD & FDD
COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND
URBAN
SUBURBAN
RURAL
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PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
3G UPLINK
COORDINATED MULTI-POINT
2G M2M
2x DEVICE CONNECTIONS
TRAFFIC
LTE PSI
COVERAGE

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1. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 1 ERICSSON Networks Software 15B

2. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 2 Ericsson software model New capabilities per release 14B 15a 15b 16A 16B BENEFITS Performance Simplicity Predictability

3. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 3 Leading the way in NFV & cloud transformation Unifying & simplifying network management & control App coverage performance leadership

4. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 4 TEXTTEXT Cloud Execution Environment (Virtualization Layer) Low Latency High Throughput High Availability MEDIA OSS/BSS EPC IMS ERICSSON IS A COMMITTED DRIVER OF OPNFV TO REALIZE THE NFV VISION Ready for demanDing telecom applications NEW VIRTUAL ROUTER NEW SMART POLICY CONTROL

5. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 5 smart authentication COMMON SIM BASED ACCOUNT WITH DIFFERENT TYPE OF ACCESS EXPANDS OPERATOR BUSINESS TOWARDS INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) NON-SIM BASED PERSONAL DEVICES (IOT)

6. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 6 Unifying & Simplifying network operations RADIO ACCESS NETWORK BACKHAUL FRONTHAUL AGGREGATION METRO IP EDGE CORE MULTI-SERVICE CORE THE JOURNEY TOWARDS A SINGLE UNIFIED MANAGEMENT CONTINUES ERICSSON NETWORK MANAGER

7. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 7 Networks software 15B improves App Coverage URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL DELIVERING COVERAGE PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP TRAFFIC

8. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 8 Networks software 15B improves App Coverage LTE PSI COVERAGE URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL DELIVERING COVERAGE PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP TRAFFIC

9. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 9 Networks software 15B improves App Coverage LTE TDD & FDD COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL DELIVERING COVERAGE PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP TRAFFIC LTE PSI COVERAGE

10. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 10 Networks software 15B improves App Coverage LTE TDD & FDD COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL DELIVERING COVERAGE PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP 3G UPLINK COORDINATED MULTI-POINT TRAFFIC LTE PSI COVERAGE

11. MWC Pre-briefing | February 2015 | Page 11 Networks software 15B improves App Coverage LTE TDD & FDD COMMON TDD FDD BASEBAND URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL DELIVERING COVERAGE PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP 3G UPLINK COORDINATED MULTI-POINT 2G M2M 2x DEVICE CONNECTIONS TRAFFIC LTE PSI COVERAGE

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