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GE Vernova, Ericsson, Nokia team with Anterix to drive 900 MHz private wireless

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GE Vernova, Ericsson, Nokia team with Anterix to drive 900 MHz private wireless

Private wireless networks provider Anterix, has announced a collaboration with energy technology manufacturer GE Vernova and telecoms equipment vendors Nokia and Ericsson to expedite the adoption of 900 MHz private wireless networks by utilities

The four organisations are collectively offering incentives to utilities in the form of bundled or cost-effective services through the AnterixAccelerator program.

AnterixAccelerator is designed to expedite the adoption of 900 MHz private wireless networks by utilities, helping them accelerate the digital transformation of the power grid.

According to Anterix, more than 15 of the nation’s leading utilities are actively participating, alongside current Anterix utility customers and members of the Anterix Active Ecosystem (AAE).

“This groundbreaking collaboration is paving the way for a new era of utility innovation and reliability, propelling us toward a smarter, more connected energy future,” said Anterix President & CEO Scott Lang.

"With the support of Ericsson, GE Vernova, and Nokia, we are combining technology and human insight to create a more resilient, sustainable, and intelligent energy landscape for generations to come.

“Through this partnership, we’re establishing the strategic foundation for the long-term future of utility grid communications.”

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The announcement received praise from leaders of Ericsson, GE Vernova, and Nokia, all of whom are deepening their involvement in the AnterixAccelerator initiative:

Dana Jaber, Vice President and Head of Utilities, Ericsson Americas said private broadband networks are a key driver in the digital transformation of utilities, enabling the integration of diverse use cases.

"By enhancing the value of the AnterixAccelerator initiative, we are empowering utilities to own and operate these networks to meet their critical needs on security, resilience, safety and reliability,” Jaber said.

Jeff Pittman, Head of Enterprise, Mobile Networks, for Nokia North America said the vendor's collaboration with the AnterixAccelerator initiative is a natural progression in advancing utilities’ digital transformation with the adoption of 900 MHz private wireless broadband.

“We have been a trusted partner in modernising the communications infrastructure of utilities, supporting their TDM to IP/MPLS transition for the last two decades," Pittman said.

"Our transformative and scalable technology solutions are based on open, future-proof LTE and 5G standards as well as IP/MPLS services, providing a uniform platform to unite the utility industry across the nation.”


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