Fredrik Jejdling

Ericsson and Intel have announced a collaboration. This collaboration will utilise Intel’s 18A process and manufacturing technology for Ericsson’s future optimised 5G infrastructure.

Ericsson has unveiled plans to construct a smart manufacturing and technology hub in Tallinn, Estonia. The greenfield investment, valued at approximately [$169 million (€155.81 million)], underscores Ericsson’s focus on sustainability

Ooredoo Group and Ericsson have signed a global frame agreement for the supply of 5G radio, core and transport products and solutions, as well as related implementation and integration services.

Ericsson today announces Cloud RAN (Radio Access Network), a new offering to enable communications service providers to add greater flexibility and versatility to their networks.

The delivery is a significant milestone as Ericsson continues to strengthen its U.S. capabilities in 5G research, design, manufacturing and service delivery.

T-Mobile US, Inc. announced several important world’s milestones for standalone architecture (SA) 5G. Inventing the future takes a village, so T-Mobile partnered closely with leaders across the industry to notch

Ericsson landed on its corporate feet when it parachuted out of the GSMA’s Mobile World Congress last Friday. For the last few years, the network solutions provider has (like Huawei and a few others) hosted Pre-MWC

Ericsson announced it will establish a new R&D site in France with up to 300 employees, accelerating 5G momentum in Europe. This site will focus initially on 5G software development

Ericsson’s factory in Estonia is nearing the completion of a major SEK 500 million (€46.2 million) investment, while the company has established production with a partner in Poland – both

Ericsson is evolving its 5G Platform with portfolio additions across core, radio access and transport areas, as well as service orchestration. These add-ons make the platform more dynamic and flexible,