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Ericsson strengthens R&D in India – to commence ASIC development in Bengaluru
30 Jun 2025
Ericsson is expanding its R&D presence in Bengaluru, India, demonstrating its commitment to fostering innovation and boosting the semiconductor ecosystem in India R&D expansion in India is p

EMR June 2025 highlights growing monetization appeal of 5G fixed wireless access
25 Jun 2025
More than half of all service providers globally who offer fixed wireless access now do so with speed-based monetization benefits enhanced by 5G 5G subscriptions to top 2.9 billion globally by the

EC International Partnerships Commissioner Josef Síkela visits Ericsson HQ
25 Jun 2025
The role that Ericsson and other technology leading European companies have to play in building digitalization partnerships between the EU and other regions was center stage during a visit by the Euro

Ericsson pioneers Cloud RAN call with newest HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 Server and Intel Xeon 6 SoC
25 Jun 2025
Ericsson has successfully completed a Cloud RAN 5G call using the HPE ProLiant Compute DL110 Gen12 server, powered by Intel Xeon 6 or system-on-chip (SoC). The achievement marks another step in the ev

TDC NET and Ericsson achieves industry first certification from TM Forum of Level 4 Autonomy
20 Jun 2025
TM Forum has verified Ericsson’s achievement of Level 4 Autonomy in a telecom scenario, the first such verification globally. Ericsson’s Predictive Cell Energy Management solution achieve

Aduna expands ecosystem with seven major partnerships
20 Jun 2025
Aduna, the common network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)-focused venture between some of the world's leading telecom operators and Ericsson, has announced several new partnerships with major companies.

Ericsson set for a busy Almedalen 2025
20 Jun 2025
Recently launched Swedish Government digitalization and industrial strategies, European Union digitalization moves, and the changing global geopolitical landscape will be among the key discussion poin

Ericsson introduces next-generation antennas for mission-critical networks
19 Jun 2025
New solutions deliver secure, resilient, and high-performing connectivity for public safety applications

U.S. businesses cite 5G as “critical” for the use of AI
19 Jun 2025
The annual State of Enterprise Connectivity Report shows businesses plan to leverage 5G as a key driver for production efficiency, worker safety, and customer experience Survey data reveals a mutua

Ericsson 5G to support Swedish defense tests
19 Jun 2025
Ericsson and Telia Sweden are partnering with the Swedish Armed Forces to maximize 5G capabilities for national defense and NATO commitments.
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