Ericsson installs private 5G system for Minneapolis airport

Ericsson has installed a private 5G network infrastructure at an airport in Minneapolis, according to Intelligent CIO.

The telecommunications company stated that the new system is designed to support critical operations within the facility. The deployment aims to provide dedicated wireless connectivity for essential airport functions.

Details regarding the specific technical specifications of the network or the scope of the installation were not provided in the available reporting.

Further information about the project timeline or financial terms was not yet clear.

Ericsson employs about 3,346 people in Plano, according to local government records.

Source: Intelligent CIO.

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