Ericsson
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- 2026-06-23 product_launch Ericsson is expanding its Ericsson Intelligent Automation Platform (EIAP) with the introduction of AI-driven core applications (cApps). source
- 2026-06-18 hiring Ericsson appointed David Hammarwall as the new Head of Business Area Networks and Senior Vice President. source
- 2026-05-24 partnership Ericsson and Umniah by Beyon strengthened their environmental sustainability efforts in Jordan through the Ericsson e-Waste Program. source
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Ericsson uses mobile networks to detect and track drones
Ericsson has developed a new technology that allows existing mobile networks to detect and track drones. This system, called ISAC (Intelligent Secure Access Control), leverages the infrastructure of mobile networks to i…
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Military trials AI-powered drone defense using commercial 5G networks
Military forces are exploring the use of commercial 5G networks for detecting and defending against enemy drones. Recent trials in Latvia, part of NATO's DiBaX 2026 exercise, successfully used AI agents to integrate exi…
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Nordic countries emerge as AI infrastructure and innovation hub powered by NVIDIA
The Nordic region is solidifying its position as a leading European technology hub, driven by abundant renewable energy and a strong research tradition. Several Nordic countries are rapidly expanding their AI infrastruc…
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Sweden's $5B VC forecast signals enduring innovation model · 1 source tracked
Sweden is projected to raise $5 billion in venture capital by 2026, significantly outpacing growth in Germany and France. This success is attributed to a 150-year-old model that fosters innovation through inventor-frien…
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L'Oréal retools marketing engine for AI-driven consumer journey
L'Oréal is significantly adapting its marketing strategies in response to the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence on consumer behavior. Chief digital and marketing officer Asmita Dubey highlighted that AI is …
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Agentic AI adoption surges globally, transforming industries amid cost and security concerns · 10 sources tracked
Agentic AI is seeing widespread adoption and transformation across various sectors, from robotic fabrication and finance to healthcare and business operations. Companies like Ericsson and Zscaler are leveraging this tec…
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Ericsson builds 6G R&D hub in Japan to tackle energy drain
Ericsson is establishing a new R&D center in Yokohama, Japan, to focus on the foundational hardware for 6G technology. This initiative aims to address the significant energy consumption challenges anticipated with 6G. T…
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AI inference moves to the radio edge for robots and drones
Operators are exploring the deployment of AI inference capabilities directly at the radio access network (RAN) to support devices like robots, drones, and wearables. This shift aims to reduce latency and improve efficie…
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Quantum tech's first practical wins seen in sensors, materials, and security
Quantum technology is poised to deliver practical value through specialized applications rather than general-purpose quantum computers. Early breakthroughs are expected in areas like enhanced gravity and magnetic field …
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Company 'active' status varies across Norway, UK, and Sweden registers
A new tool called registry-mcp aims to standardize the definition of 'active' for companies across different national registers. It interfaces with Norway's Brønnøysund Register Centre, the UK's Companies House, and Swe…
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Nordic and Benelux CEOs face leadership gap, report finds
A new report indicates a significant leadership gap in Nordic and Benelux boardrooms, with nearly half of respondents in these regions doubting their CEOs' suitability for future challenges. This concern is partly attri…
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SoftBank and Ericsson test AI scheduler on live Japanese network
SoftBank Group and Ericsson have conducted what they are calling Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation. The test utilized real network traffic rather than simulated …
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Bluetooth Classic and Low Energy: Understanding the two main types
Bluetooth technology, which enables wireless communication between devices, is largely divided into two main types: Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy (LE). Bluetooth Classic is designed for faster data transfer…
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Fortinet becomes Intel 4's first foundry customer, signaling foundry wins
Fortinet has become Intel Foundry's first named customer for its Intel 4 process node, agreeing to have its next-generation Security Processor (SP6) designed, packaged, and fabricated by Intel. This deal marks a signifi…
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Nokia launches AI-RAN platform with NVIDIA to boost spectral efficiency · 2 sources tracked
Nokia has launched its AI-RAN platform, a new radio architecture developed in partnership with NVIDIA. This platform aims to significantly increase spectral efficiency, potentially doubling capacity from existing spectr…
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Ericsson reports Q2 sales of 52.69B SEK amid broader market news
Ericsson reported net sales of 52.69 billion Swedish krona for the second quarter, with an adjusted operating income of 6.52 billion Swedish krona. The report also touched upon broader market news, including a surge in …
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Ericsson expands EIAP with AI-driven core applications (cApps)
Ericsson is expanding its Ericsson Intelligent Automation Platform (EIAP) to include AI-driven core applications, referred to as cApps. These new cApps are designed to operate in parallel with existing RAN applications …
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Sweden invests 300M SEK in new 5G, 6G, and AI test center
Sweden is investing over 300 million SEK in a new test center focused on 5G, 6G, and AI technologies. The initiative aims to accelerate the development and testing of new technologies for businesses. Key entities involv…
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Global 5G subscriptions top 3 billion; Malaysian AI adoption lags
Ericsson's latest report indicates that global 5G subscriptions have now exceeded 3 billion. The report also highlights that companies in Malaysia are in the early stages of adopting artificial intelligence technologies.
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Ericsson appoints David Hammarwall as Head of Business Area Networks
Ericsson has appointed David Hammarwall as the new Head of Business Area Networks and Senior Vice President. Hammarwall will officially assume this role on October 1, 2026, and will be based in Stockholm, Sweden.