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First 5G Life campus to open in Belgium
Ericsson and Corda Campus are launching the first 5G Life Campus in Hasselt, Belgium. The 5G Life Campus will be … 0 3223
Telstra boosts uplink speed with Ericsson’s 5G equipment
Telstra is the largest mobile player in Australia with 27.7 million connections, ahead of Optus with 10.7 million and TPG Telecom with 5.6 million at end-2025.
Ericsson enters into a deal with Mistral AI
The deal with Ericsson follows a commitment Mistral AI made last week to invest €1.2 billion on a new data centre in Sweden.
Ericsson unveils portfolio updates ahead of MWC26
It is introducing an AI-first approach to building networks with fresh hardware, software and platform offerings.
Ericsson pitches 5G-Advanced Location Services
Ericsson explained it would embed positioning as a core SA 5G network capability, allowing service providers to monetise precise location services.
Ericsson to cut 1,600 jobs in their home region
Bloomberg reported Ericsson has around 12,600 employees in Sweden, meaning the cuts proposed impact around 13 per cent of its staff.
Multinational companies commend private 5G deployments
Benefits include more precise asset monitoring, improved operational efficiency and enhanced safety in challenging conditions.
Ericsson makes 6G predictions in latest report
Ericsson tipped the US, Japan, South Korea, China, India and some Gulf Cooperation Council countries as those likely to make up the first tranche of commercial 6G launches.
Ericsson steps up their investment in India
Ericsson adds a new RAN unit to its Bengaluru based R&D centre.
Ericsson and e& launch the second cohort of Excelerate&
Ericsson and e& relaunch Excelerate&, a 12-month program that provides training and mentorship across 5G, cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven networks, business strategy and industry exposure.