Ericsson Partners With Yas Tanzania To Launch Africa’s First AIR 3285 Radio Technology For Enhanced Connectivity

June 26, 2026

Ericsson has teamed up with Yas Tanzania to roll out the first commercial deployment of its AIR 3285 radio technology in Africa, marking a significant advancement in network performance and ...

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African Broadcasters To Examine The Evolving Newsroom As Speed, Trust And Technology Reshape 24/7 Journalism

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