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- May 20, 2013 Ericsson and Refugees United announce Global Hack for Good to connect refugees to missing families
- May 15, 2013 Mobily selects Ericsson’s Smart Services Router
- May 14, 2013 Ericsson recognized as the worldwide leader in telecom operations management
- May 14, 2013 Ericsson partners with Eurogiro to build global M-Commerce Interconnect service
- May 14, 2013 Connect to Learn reaches more students in Malawi
Ericsson and Refugees United announce Global Hack for Good
First-of-a-kind event will rally global tech community around a common goal: creating technical solutions that help refugees find lost family.
Ericsson partners with Eurogiro to build global M-Commerce Interconnect service
Ericsson has announced a partnership with Eurogiro that will allow more than 60 major banking groups and postal organizations worldwide to transact across Ericsson’s M-Commerce Interconnect service.
Connect to Learn reaches more students in Malawi
Global education initiative uses technology to enable universal access to 21st century education, especially for girls in secondary school.
Ericsson maintains high climate ranking
Greenpeace has given Ericsson a third-place ranking in its latest Cool IT Leaderboard evaluation of global IT players.
Ericsson and Telstra test fastest ever optical connection in Australia
Telstra and Ericsson have successfully conducted the first trial of 1Tbps technology in Australia over 995km of its existing optical fiber network between Sydney and Melbourne.
What will survive?
Is it relevant to consider what ‘things’ will continue to exist or is it more interesting to ask why they exist in the first place? In the Networked Society, it is possible to distribute human invented concepts digitally, rather than physically. And once they are digital, they can be enhanced or completely re-invented.
