Wedoany.com Report-Jun 8, Ericsson has introduced its Ottawa-developed Indoor Fusion 8828 5G solution, a pioneering compact system that integrates radio and baseband functions into a single unit. Launched in 2023, this advanced technology enhances indoor wireless connectivity, offering improved coverage for users in various settings.

Designed for small and medium-sized venues such as coffee shops, retail chains, cinemas, and restaurants, the Indoor Fusion 8828 is a plug-and-play 5G solution. It supports up to four Radio Dots, delivering multi-Gbps speeds and reliable connectivity. This enables businesses to streamline operations and enhance user experiences in compact indoor environments.

Bell, a leader in telecommunications and digital services, will be the first globally to deploy Ericsson’s innovative indoor 5G technology. This deployment strengthens Bell’s offerings for business clients, supporting its shift toward advanced tech services. The solution, crafted by Ericsson’s Radio team in Ottawa, leverages the company’s extensive radio access network (RAN) and Radio Dot System (RDS) assets, ensuring seamless integration with Ericsson’s broader portfolio.

Jeanette Irekvist, President of Ericsson Canada, stated: “5G connectivity has the power to radically transform businesses and improve the lives of both employees and customers. We are proud to bring our innovative 5G solutions to Canadian businesses of all sectors and sizes. We look forward to providing reliable, quick, and game-changing coverage to customers across a wide variety of indoor spaces.”

Mark McDonald, EVP & Chief Technology Officer at Bell, added: “We are committed to meeting the needs of our business clients and providing them with a great experience through state-of-the-art technologies. As the first to implement Ericsson’s innovative 5G in-building technology, we’re excited to break new ground, while enhancing operations and connectivity for businesses, to improve the daily experience for its employees and customers alike.”