Ericsson to Power VodafoneThree's Next-Gen UK Network

September 22, 2025
Ericsson has secured an SEK 12.5 billion partnership to power VodafoneThree's next-generation UK mobile network, including the entire core network.

Ericsson has secured an SEK 12.5 billion partnership to power the majority of VodafoneThree's next-generation UK mobile network, including the entire core network, announced in a press release. This eight-year agreement marks one of Europe's largest network consolidation initiatives.

Ericsson will be the sole nationwide core network vendor for VodafoneThree, deploying its 5G Standalone (5G SA) network hardware, software, and solutions. The partnership aims to enhance VodafoneThree's radio network with Ericsson Radio System products and software solutions, covering major UK cities such as London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast.

The deployment of Ericsson's 5G Core and Radio Access Network (RAN) products will provide VodafoneThree's customers with improved data speeds and connectivity. The initiative is set to begin soon, with a goal of achieving 99.95% 5G SA population coverage across the UK by 2034.

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