Ericsson at IMC 2026
For over a century, Ericsson has been a trusted partner to India’s telecom journey, driving innovation, building networks and shaping what’s next for India.From manufacturing telecom gear for India and the world, designing semiconductor chips (ASIC) , to building the 5G innovation ecosystem in India, Ericsson’s commitment only grown stronger over the years. Explore Ericsson’s showcase at India Mobile Congress.
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Powering India's connectivity journey across more than 120 years
For over a century, Ericsson has been a trusted partner to India's telecom journey, opening new possibilities with our secure, reliable, and resilient networks,
From providing connectivity with our Made in India telecom equipment to advanced R&Dand skilling initiatives in the country, our commitment to India's digital future is Stronger than ever.
Ericsson Launchpad spotlights the innovators, entrepreneurs and bold ideas shaping the future of technology, exploring how new thinking and emerging innovations are transforming the way we live, work and connect.
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Reimagining agriculture with DeHaat
In this episode of Ericsson Launchpad, we spotlight DeHaat, an agri-tech company using technology and data to build a more connected and efficient agricultural ecosystem. From helping farmers access essential inputs and expert advice to connecting them with markets, DeHaat is working to address some of the biggest challenges across India’s agricultural value chain.
Empowering financial wellbeing with Ekko
Ericsson Launchpad spotlights the innovators shaping tomorrow’s technology — bringing together bold ideas, emerging technologies and the people turning them into real-world possibilities. Explore the breakthroughs, perspectives and innovations driving what’s next in connectivity and beyond.
In this episode, we feature Ekko, a Vietnamese fintech empowering financial wellbeing through earned wage access and financial planning solutions. Join Mads Werner as he explores Ekko’s unique journey and how its innovative approach is making a real difference in the lives of blue-collar workers across Vietnam.
Ericsson’s Make in India story
Ericsson established its first vendor-led production in India in 1994. In partnership with Jabil in Pune, we manufacture 5G radios, RAN Compute, advanced passive antennas, and microwave products to meet the needs of India’s rapidly expanding 5G deployments. Additionally, with VVDN, we are expanding our local manufacturing footprint in India with antenna production, positioning India as a strategic hub for innovation.
With our state-of-the-art ASIC development facility in Bengaluru, we are strengthening our R&D footprint in India and leveraging the country’s deep technology expertise to advance our semiconductor design capabilities. This facility is set to be a catalyst for innovation and play a pivotal role in accelerating India’s semiconductor ecosystem. Explore more on how we are accelerating cutting edge semiconductor design in India.
Ericsson’s India operations are a strategic global innovation hub, with R&D centres in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Gurugram advancing next-generation technologies such as AI, 6G, and semiconductor design.
Collaborations with partners like Volvo and Airtel explore the potential of XR, Digital Twins, and AI in manufacturing, while partnerships with leading Indian institutions, including IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras, and the Indian Statistical Institute, are helping build scalable compute and responsible AI foundations for inclusive and secure 6G networks.
Ericsson's Commitment to India
Discover the future of connectivity in this special thought leadership series as we shine the spotlight on 5G and the possibilities it unlocks. Explore expert insights and diverse perspectives on India’s 5G journey, Mission Critical Networks, the next wave of mobile innovation and see how limitless connectivity is shaping what’s next.
Powering India’s Digital Future
Unpacking the next wave of Mobile Innovation
Unlocking the potential of Mission Critical Networks
Ericsson’s Make in India & skilling initiatives