Polkomtel has signed an agreement with Ericsson to introduce private enterprise-grade 5G campus networks in Poland.
This marks the country’s first partnership of its kind and aims to deliver dedicated Ericsson Private 5G solutions equipped with advanced security and cutting-edge data transmission technology.
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Michał Sobolewski, Vice President, Management Board, Polkomtel, said, “In cooperation with Ericsson, we are introducing the first independent private campus networks—Ericsson Private 5G—in Poland. The new solution has huge business potential for Plus corporate clients. It guarantees flexibility and security, which are key when implementing advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) or AI (artificial intelligence).”
The deal will facilitate the deployment of independent private 5G networks, supporting Industry 4.0 initiatives, the digital transformation of key economic sectors, and the adoption of Ericsson’s latest global communication innovations.
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Polkomtel, which operates under the Plus brand, has a long-standing collaboration with Ericsson, previously launching Poland’s first 5G network. This extended partnership will now focus on pioneering new communication solutions for businesses.
Ericsson Private 5G offers high-speed data transmission, ultra-low latency, and enhanced security through a dedicated radio spectrum and network isolation. The technology enables real-time remote control of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and mobile robots, as well as precise indoor positioning, all of which are crucial for industries that require asset tracking and management. Designed for seamless integration and scalability, these networks provide enterprises with intuitive IT (information technology) solutions for flexible adaptation and growth.
