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Ericsson celebrates 150 years of global innovation and 30 years of partnership and digital transformation in Ghana
- Ericsson marks its 150th global anniversary and three decades of pioneering connectivity and driving digital development in Ghana.
- The milestone celebrates a shared history of innovation, from enabling Ghana’s first GSM network in 1996 to paving the way for future 5G and AI-driven services.
- Ericsson reaffirms its commitment to Ghana’s connected future through continued investment, collaboration, and skills development.
TDC NET and Ericsson bring technology and biodiversity together
What do butterflies have to do with mobile networks? In Denmark, TDC NET and Ericsson are now using 5G, artificial intelligence, and cameras to gather valuable insights into the area's fluttering residents. After all, butterflies can tell us a great deal about the health of nature.
Share buybacks in Ericsson during the period August 31 – September 4, 2026
During the period August 31 – September 4, 2026, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) (“Ericsson”) (LEI code 549300W9JLPW15XIFM52) repurchased own Class B shares (ISIN: SE0000108656) as follows:
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エリクソン、東京大学とのコラボレーションで、日本の未来を探る「Enter New Horizons」を始動
～人口動態の変化や社会インフラの維持など日本が直面する課題を見据え、通信とAIがひらく2035年頃の未来シナリオを描く～
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Ericsson and stc group expand 5G partnership in Saudi Arabia at LEAP 2026
- Multi-year agreement includes new network sites and additional 5G capacity and coverage across Ericsson’s footprint in Saudi Arabia
- stc group’s newly acquired 600 MHz spectrum will extend 5G reach in rural and remote areas and improve indoor coverage
- The network expansion will support Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation
Ericsson and FIS aim to make deploying wallet-led digital financial services easier
Ericsson President and CEO, Börje Ekholm, says a collaboration between Ericsson and US-based global financial technology company FIS aims to catalyze the growing convergence of connectivity and digital financial services.
Ericsson enables recycling of nearly 5,000 metric tons of e-waste in Saudi Arabia
- Nearly 5,000 metric tons of end-of-life telecom equipment have been collected and recycled in Saudi Arabia through the Ericsson E-Waste Management Program since 2008
- The program supports circularity in the telecom sector and Saudi Arabia’s sustainability goals under the Saudi Green Initiative and Vision 2030
- More than 1,000 metric tons have been recycled in the Kingdom over the past two years
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Ericsson and Mobily sign MoU at LEAP 2026 to advance AI-powered RAN and autonomous networks in Saudi Arabia
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The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) intends to explore the use of AI across different levels of the network, including distributed AI and centralized AI, to elevate the network performance, enhance customer experience, increase automation
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The MoU also aims to leverage AI to improve energy efficiency and support Mobily’s journey towards autonomous networks
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Ericsson and Mobily will use AI in the network to advance autonomous network operations, in support of Saudi Vision 2030 and the Kingdom’s AI ambitions
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Ericsson and Mobily sign MoU at LEAP 2026 to advance autonomous networks operations
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The companies are collaborating to explore use cases for goal-driven operations, including process automation, self-healing, network optimization, and energy management.
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This collaboration builds on Ericsson and Mobily’s long-standing experience using the Ericsson Operations Engine to support AI-driven, goal-driven automation.
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