The contract, which will let AT&T choose vendors that supply its antennas and infrastructure going forward instead of locking the US carrier into a single relationship, marks a “strategic industry shift,” Ericsson, based in Stockholm, said in a statement Monday. The funds will be paid out over five years and focus on upgrading AT&T’s infrastructure for 5G technology.
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