People are seeing a massive digitalisation wave taking place across industries with reliable and secure connectivity serving as the foundation.

As the fastest and most reliable connectivity enabler the world has ever seen, 5G will deliver an array of innovative uses to increase factory capabilities and boost agility.

To enable the transition to renewable sources, investment in the smart grids of tomorrow is necessary. Power systems all over the world are on the verge of transitioning towards a more distributed electricity generation and storage model.

The rise of 5G represents a new generation of mobile technology that has the potential to accelerate the digital transformation of enterprises through a host of new services, technologies, and ecosystems.

Fans across the world increasingly want an unlimited, uninterrupted, and immersive experience to enjoy their favourite sports, whether they are cheering for their team at a stadium or watching a live game on their TV sets. And the love for sports has not diminished, despite lockdowns. Instead, it has been an opportunity to prepare stadiums for the day fans return in large numbers as they are looking to get more out of their game experience, especially with 5G being rolled out across markets.

Connectivity is at the heart of the telecoms industry. It has collectively connected billions of people, and now we’re on the way to connecting everything. 5G has the potential to accelerate the digital transformation of virtually any sector of industry or society.

Ericsson’s commercial 5G leadership and technology evolution is known industry-wide.Denis Brunetti, president of Ericsson Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, writes about the company’s continuing global leadership in this field and the critical advances made in recent times.

Dedicated 5G networks can play an important role in the connectivity of higher education institutions as data demands grow. Denis Brunetti, president of Ericsson in Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, talks about the role 5G can play in transforming education in Vietnam, as well as Ericsson’s education initiative on 5G.

Vietnam is accelerating digital transformation across industries with an aim to develop a digital economy. Denis Brunetti, president of Ericsson in Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, talks about the company’s role in driving this transformation of Vietnam with 4G and 5G.

Climate change is accelerating around the world – but 5G and other digital cellular technologies can play a vital role to combat it. Denis Brunetti, president of Ericsson Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, delves into how smarter industries can help decarbonise the planet.