TÜV Rheinland: Collaboration with Ericsson in mobile communications launched

"This cooperation with Ericsson, as one of the largest mobile technology providers in the world, is an important further development of our previous wireless / IoT services for our company. This is especially true with regard to the mobile telecommunications industry and all related industries. This includes, for example, companies in the field of Connected Vehicles, Industry 4.0, and those dealing with the topic of Smart City. With reference to the new telecommunications standard 5G and the increasing spread of this technology in all areas of life and industries, this cooperation perfectly complements our wireless /IoT offering," says Sven Sellmann, Regional Sales Manager Europe, Business Stream Products at TÜV Rheinland.

Leandro Montesdeoca-Henriquez, Head of Device and Network Testing, Ericsson: “We are pleased about the good cooperation with the certification experts from TüV Rheinland to bring together the best of two worlds. The Ericsson Device Hub is a one-stop shop for mobile broadband communication-based devices across the ecosystem. The ecosystem goes far beyond smartphones. It also includes devices for mission critical and for industry 4.00, as Ericsson will show at Hannover Messe next week.”

One-stop-shop service provider for wireless communication technologies

As a leading global testing service provider, TÜV Rheinland offers its mobile communications and wireless customers end-to-end solutions that provide all regulatory and technological testing and certification of their products from a single source, enabling manufacturers to enter the market seamlessly on a global scale. As part of the cooperation with Ericsson and its Global Device Ecosystem, device testing in different network modulations according to 3GPP standards is now also possible for TÜV Rheinland customers. Thus, the products ensure a high quality of service even in different network environments as well as seamless interaction with 4G and 5G network environments.

Free use of the EDH in 2021

Enrollment in and use of the EDH ecosystem is free of charge this year. "With this very attractive framework for 2021, we want to make it easier for our customers to access the EDH so that they can benefit from the advantages of the Ericsson Device Hub as early as possible," adds TÜV Rheinland expert Sven Sellmann. For more information on the EDH, visit www.tuv.com/wireless or email edh@tuv.com.