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Ericsson and Singtel claimed to have conducted the world’s first commercial deployment of 5G automated radio resource partitioning at the city state’s Formula 1 event held from 20 September to 22 September.

Mobile World Live (MWL) brings you our top three picks of the week as T-Mobile looks to supercharge customer service with OpenAI, Ericsson issued a warning on Europe's approach to AI and Thierry Breton quit the European Commission.

Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm joined other technology leaders in co-signing an open letter criticising the European Union’s AI and data privacy rules, warning lawmakers that a fragmented approach will further stunt the bloc’s economic and technological advancement.

Nvidia, Ericsson, Nokia and T-Mobile US teamed on what they claim is the industry’s first AI-RAN Innovation Centre, based in the mobile operator’s hometown of Bellevue, Washington.

Ericsson joined the Mobile Satellite Services Association to help drive a goal of creating a global direct-to-device ecosystem for connecting satellite services to mobile devices.

A group of leading mobile operators are banding together to create a standalone company tasked with coordinating their API efforts, a move aimed at reducing fragmentation in apps and services in collaboration with Ericsson and Google Cloud.

Ericsson backed LTE and 5G to deliver significant benefits to the rail industry spanning operational efficiency, safety and improved customer service as it pressed the case for updating systems running on a railway-specific version of GSM.