Ericsson

Ericsson announced today a continuation of its 10-year collaboration with Eastlink, aimed at fortifying 5G mobile network services across hundreds of communities served by Eastlink. A new three-year deal has been signed between both companies. Sweden-based Ericsson will provide 3500MHz mid-band radios and enhanced core network support for voice and data, following the successful launch...

The two companies were embroiled in a legal standoff over 4G, 5G, and other cellular technology patents that could be traced all the way back to 2015

Over 4 million smartphone users in Canada plan to upgrade to 5G over the next 12-15 months, whereas 8 in 10 current 5G users don’t want to return to 4G.

Apple has countersued Ericsson just days after the Swedish firm filed a complaint against the Cupertino company.

The company is seeking a ban on 4G and 5G Apple products.

Telus and Ericsson have announced they are one step closer to launching commercial 5G applications for the enterprise.

Refuting claims that China's Huawei is in the lead on the development of the 5G, Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm said he sees "no one ahead of us" on the technology.

Ericsson has been selected by Eastlink as its core network supplier for VoLTE (voice-over-LTE) services in Canada.

The European Union is currently putting together a set of rules on how much patent holders are allowed to charge for their technology.

SaskTel has selected Ericsson's cloud-based MediaFirst platform to power its next-generation IPTV service.

The deal ends the ongoing lawsuit between the two companies.

North America data traffic poised to reach 22GB/month per active smartphone.