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150 years of innovation, celebrated the Swedish way, with fika! ☕ In June, we were thrilled to take part in the Women in Tech Summit - an inspiring event empowering the next generation of female tech talent to find their place in the industry. This year, Ericsson is proudly celebrating 150 years of innovation, and what better place to mark this milestone than at an event dedicated to shaping the future of technology? Our stand was a tribute to this incredible journey - honoring where we came from and looking ahead to what's next. True to our Swedish roots, we embraced the occasion the only way we know how - with a proper fika moment. Visitors stopped by to enjoy a cup of coffee, complete with our anniversary logo, because some traditions are worth keeping no matter how much the world changes around us. The energy at the summit was truly inspiring, and it was a privilege to be part of a space that champions diversity and innovation in tech - two things that have always been at the heart of what we do at Ericsson. 150 years in, and we're just getting started. Here's to the next chapter - built together, with the brightest minds in the room! ✨ #Ericsson

What does it really take to innovate at scale in the AI era? At the World Economic Forum (“Summer Davos”) in Dalian, China, this question was front and center as global leaders gathered to explore how innovation can translate into real economic growth and productivity. In his latest article for WEF, Chafic Nassif, Head of Ericsson North East Asia, highlights a critical reality: ➡️ The future of AI is no longer just digital, it’s physical. ➡️ And scaling it will depend on how we connect distributed intelligence across the real economy. From autonomous systems in transport and logistics to AI-powered industrial automation, the next wave of innovation requires more than advanced algorithms, it requires infrastructure. And a new architecture is emerging: • Distributed intelligence across devices, edge and cloud • Real-time, resilient connectivity across environments • An intelligent fabric that allows AI systems to collaborate securely at scale This shift is visible in regions across the world, including Northeast Asia, where demographic pressures are accelerating the need for productivity through automation. The takeaway is clear: 👉 Economic competitiveness in the AI era will depend on infrastructure readiness and the ability to translate intelligence into real-world outcomes at scale. Read more from Chafic Nassif on what it takes to scale AI in the real economy 👇 https://lnkd.in/eFAD6vd6 #Ericsson #AMNC26

From business vision to monetizing and scaling differentiated connectivity offerings. 📈 The differentiated connectivity journey doesn’t stop at the planning stage. 👉 Now it’s time to see how service providers can move towards monetizing and scaling. Chapter 4 of our Differentiated Connectivity Handbook is out, focusing on: ▶️ scaling and monetizing offerings through automation and orchestration ▶️ translating business intent into network behavior ▶️ real-world success case ▶️ the role of autonomous networks Download the latest chapter now: https://lnkd.in/eiuZQ9-w #Ericsson #DifferentiatedConnectivity #5G

One day you're debugging Kubernetes and the next you're exploring how AI can transform software delivery ⚙️ That's all part of the job for Akshay, DevOps Architect at Ericsson. Join Akshay for a typical day in our Bangalore office, where he shares how he balances technical problem solving, mentoring, and innovation to help deliver cloud-native network solutions. 🔍 Ready for your next challenge? Discover where a career at Ericsson could take you: https://lnkd.in/eKPqiJCQ #TeamEricsson #DayInTheLife #DevOps

We often talk about connectivity as something that supports operations. In some environments, that framing is already outdated. At Newmont Australia's Boddington mine, connectivity is helping enable autonomous haul trucks, support real-time decision-making, and advance the mine's vision for safer, more productive operations. It's part of a broader shift happening across industries. As operations become more automated and more data-driven, connectivity becomes more than infrastructure; it becomes part of the operational system itself. Watch the full conversation with Newmont Boddington and Fierce Network TV to hear how one of the world's leading mining operations is using technology to help shape its future. https://lnkd.in/eWHjw8tD

Where is mobile headed next? ➡️ The June 2026 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report is here, featuring insights into the latest telecom trends and growth opportunities that are shaping the future of connectivity. 📊 From promise to platform. 5G subscriptions now surpass 3 billion worldwide, creating space for differentiated experiences and AI-driven services and reinforcing mobile networks as a cornerstone of the digital economy. Dive into the full story and the opportunities ahead. 🔍 Read the Ericsson Mobility Report: https://lnkd.in/edYD7mQh #Ericsson #MobilityReport #5G

The June 2026 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report is here, featuring insights into the latest telecom trends and growth opportunities that are shaping the future of connectivity. We also put together some exciting regional insights; here's a sneak peek: 🌍 Sub-Saharan Africa: around 370 million 5G subscriptions exected in 2031, about 28 percent of all mobile subscriptions 🌍 Middle East and North Africa: 5G subscriptions are forecast to rise on average 30 percent per year over the coming years 🌍 South East Asia and Oceania: 5G projected to reach 56 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 Central and Eastern Europe: 5G is expected to account for 67 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 Latin America: 5G is gaining momentum after a slow start, 5G subscriptions are expected to make up 68 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 India, Nepal, and Bhutan: around 1.1 billion 5G subscriptions are expected by the end of 2031, reaching 81 percent subscription penetration 🌍 North East Asia: with the second-highest 5G penetration at end-2025 and growing differentiated connectivity, 5G is expected to reach 87 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC): extensive 5G plus AI, cloud, and edge support a shift to digital service models, with 5G expected to account for 88 percent of mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 North America: with the highest global 5G penetration and broad mid-band coverage, 5G is forecast to reach 92 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🌍 Western Europe: strong, varied growth point to 5G reaching 95 percent of all mobile subscriptions in 2031 🔗 Dive into the full story and discover global and regional insights here: https://lnkd.in/egrPcXqZ #Ericsson #MobilityReport #5G

The path to AI-native networks is a stepwise evolution. 👉 Our CTO, Erik Ekudden, has written a blog about AI-native network evolution from 5G Standalone to AI-powered 5G and then to AI-native 6G. 💡 AI applications are creating traffic patterns that are more uplink-heavy and latency-sensitive. As best-effort connectivity becomes a bottleneck, networks must evolve from transport layers into an active, intelligent fabric. The blog highlights four moves to drive operator growth: ▶️ using 5G Standalone as the start ▶️ introducing trustworthy autonomy across network domains ▶️ building a data foundation for AI ▶️ placing AI across the network based on latency and compute needs Networks must become more than fast. They must be adaptive and designed for what AI demands. 🤝 The journey starts now. 🔗 Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/ebd4FnVk #Ericsson #AI #5GSA #6G #Innovation

Ericsson has been ranked #2 in Fortune's 2026 list of Europe’s Most Innovative Companies, recognizing a commitment to innovation that has defined the company for 150 years. Innovation is what has taken us from a small Stockholm workshop founded in 1876 to a global technology leader that has helped shape every major shift in communications. Today, that commitment is reflected in our continued investment in research and development: around USD 5 billion invested in R&D every year, almost 27,000 R&D employees, and a portfolio of more than 60,000 granted patents worldwide. As networks become the foundation for AI, cloud, automation and critical digital infrastructure, innovation matters more than ever. It is a practical commitment to developing high-performing, programmable and secure networks that help our customers and partners create the next generation of possibilities. Being recognized by Fortune is a proud moment, and a reminder of the role deep technology continues to play in shaping the future. For 150 years, Ericsson has been building the future of connectivity. And we are just getting started. https://lnkd.in/eYS4kmTu

Where is mobile headed next? ➡️ The June 2026 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report is here, featuring insights into the latest telecom trends and growth opportunities that are shaping the future of connectivity. 📊 From promise to platform. 5G subscriptions now surpass 3 billion worldwide, creating space for differentiated experiences and AI-driven services and reinforcing mobile networks as a cornerstone of the digital economy. Dive into the full story and the opportunities ahead. 🔍 Read the Ericsson Mobility Report: https://lnkd.in/ej7MKEad #Ericsson #MobilityReport #5G