Ericsson, Mobily pen agreement at LEAP 2025 to drive digital ecosystem
The two companies will review the development of advanced network capabilities in order to provide speed, scalability, and capacity with close to zero-touch, according to a press release.
The deal aims to enhance operational efficiency, boost service quality, and improve user experiences.
Ericsson and Mobily will leverage cutting-edge technologies, including intent management functions, AI-powered cognitive loops, intelligent automation platforms, and orchestration solutions.
Alaa Nawar, Vice President of Network Implementation at Mobily, commented: "Together, we will contribute to the creation of a robust, agile, and resilient network ecosystem in Saudi Arabia that meets the evolving demands of today's digital world.'
Håkan Cervell, Vice President and Head of Ericsson Saudi Arabia, highlighted: 'An autonomous network has the ability to change requirements dynamically without human involvement.'
On the first day of the event, Mobily inked a cooperation agreement with Vodafone Business IoT to provide high-quality Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity services across the Kingdom.
At LEAP 2025, Ericsson showcased a 5G-enabled robotic dog under the name Rocky, demonstrating how private 5G networks can support advanced robotics to optimise industrial processes.
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