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A hybrid mix of connectivity-enabled technology, integrated into real physical environments to enhance shopping and buying, is expected to become normal by 2030 and will be adopted by tech companies, according to Ericsson’s Ten Hot Consumer Trends report.

Telecommunications company Ericsson is committing to empower one million children and young people by 2025 by giving them access to digital learning, tools, content, and development programs.

The first Optus customers in Australia have now been connected to a multi band 5G standalone network as Optus launches Australia’s an end-to-end service trial of this 5G technology.

Ericsson, in partnership with Telstra, announced the first successful deployment of Radio 4480 with 5 radio access technologies at Ballarat, Victoria.

Telecommunications company Ericsson has acquired cloud communications provider Vonage for US$6.2 billion.

There will be a widespread transformation of manufacturing enterprises in the coming years, including a rapid rise in ICT-enabled production tools such as augmented reality, exoskeletons, and remote control, according to Ericsson Industry Lab Future of Enterprises report, Rise of the Smarter, Swifter, Safer Production Employee.

According to a recently published report from Dell’Oro Group the ongoing supply chain shortage impacted the radio access network (RAN) market in the third quarter, with multiple suppliers and operators now raising flags.

Telecommunications company Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar will provide football fans around the world with 5G connectivity—inside several event stadiums and across the country—when Qatar hosts the 2022 Fifa World Cup from November 2022 – December 2022.

Telecommunications icon, Mr Gary Smith, has taken out the Australian communication industry’s most prestigious accolade; being awarded the title of Communications Ambassador 2021 at this year’s ACOMM Awards.

Schneider Electric has appointed Patricia Hopkins to the role of director of its distributed software and business development team.

Ericsson launched its Intelligent Automation Platform, a service management and orchestration product which enables any mobile network to be intelligently automated.

Hardware authentication security keys provider Yubico has appointed Geoff Schomburgk as vice president for the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region.

The GSMA announced the formation of a global accelerator initiative to drive awareness of 5G mmWave technology.

An innovative 5G robot connectivity trial in Denmark has enabled a teenage student to join his classmates in real time, inside and outside the classroom, during the school day despite having a medical condition which prevents him from physically attending school.

The accelerated roll-out of 5G connectivity across Europe and the UK will have an immediate and catalysing impact in reducing CO2e emissions, according to a new study commissioned by Ericsson.

Three Republican senators have called for blacklisting Honor Device, a low-budget smartphone firm that was formerly owned by Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies.

As a result of what Ericsson says is its constant pursuit of new technology to improve the deployment of Radio Access Network (RAN) sites, the company has teamed up with U.S. laser innovator, PowerLight Technologies, to achieve the first safe, fully wireless-powered 5G base station.

With two Canadians who were held in China now back home, newly re-elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will announce a formal decision on the use of Huawei Technology's 5G equipment in coming weeks.

Cloud-delivered LTE and 5G wireless network edge specialist Cradlepoint has appointed Nathan McGregor to the role of APAC senior vice president of sales.

The data in the Broadband Access Microwave and Optical Transport, Mobile Core & Radio Access Network, Service Provider Router and Switch report during 1H21 period suggest there is a positive trend in the broader telecom equipment market, extending into the second quarter, even if growth lagged, according to market research firm Dell’Oro Group.