Samsung recently announced that it would be working with KDDI in Japan on 5G, and now the two companies are expanding their partnership further.
Samsung and KDDI have created a business partnership to drive digital transformation for businesses in Japan with 5G technology.
Expanding 5G Capabilities for Businesses
The business customers can choose KDDI as their network manager and decide whether to use KDDI’s existing network infrastructure or develop their own 5G network to expand or create their businesses. Through this alliance, the two companies will bring new, accessible choices for businesses in various fields. This flexibility allows businesses to tailor their network solutions to their specific needs, whether they are in manufacturing, healthcare, retail, or any other sector.
For instance, a manufacturing company could leverage a private 5G network to enhance automation and improve operational efficiency. Similarly, a healthcare provider could use 5G to enable remote surgeries and real-time patient monitoring, significantly improving patient care and outcomes. Retail businesses could benefit from enhanced customer experiences through augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) applications, powered by the high-speed, low-latency capabilities of 5G.
Strategic Collaboration for Digital Transformation
“Through our 5G Business Co-creation Alliance, we are pleased to collaborate with Samsung on driving new business opportunities for enterprise customers,” said Akihito Fujii, Executive Officer, General Manager, Service Planning and Development Division Solution Business Sector at KDDI. “With Samsung, KDDI will drive digital transformation, unlocking new value by enhancing user experiences for both consumers and businesses alike.”
This partnership is not just about providing 5G connectivity; it’s about creating a comprehensive ecosystem that supports innovation and growth. By combining Samsung’s cutting-edge technology with KDDI’s extensive network infrastructure and local expertise, the alliance aims to foster a robust environment for digital transformation. This includes developing new applications and services that can take full advantage of 5G’s capabilities, such as ultra-reliable low-latency communication (URLLC) and massive machine-type communication (mMTC).
Moreover, the collaboration will focus on co-developing solutions that address specific industry challenges. For example, in the logistics sector, 5G can enable real-time tracking of goods, predictive maintenance of vehicles, and enhanced supply chain visibility. In the entertainment industry, 5G can support high-quality live streaming, immersive VR experiences, and interactive content delivery.
You can find out more details about this new partnership between KDDI and Samsung at the link below.
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