Ericsson offers a comprehensive suite of media and communication services for telecom operators, including Cloud IMS, mobile switching, and interconnect solutions. Their portfolio is built on a foundation of over 60,000 granted patents, with particular strength in 5G and cellular IP technologies. Ericsson's solutions enable operators to deliver differentiated voice, video, and messaging services while transitioning to cloud-native networks. With global reach across 180 countries and over 87,000 employees, Ericsson provides trusted infrastructure for service providers worldwide.
Ericsson expanded its Intelligent Automation Platform from RAN into core networks, aiming to unify automation across domains and add low-latency closed-loop capabilities for service providers.
Ericsson introduced new OSS/BSS Business Value Pathways designed to help communications service providers achieve autonomous network transformation outcomes through pre-designed operational and solution combinations.
Ericsson Canada was again named one of Canada’s top international corporate citizens, highlighting its sustainability, innovation, and R&D investment in Canada.
Network services for service providers.
Börje Ekholm
President and CEO
Amy McCune
Chief Operating Officer, Enterprise Wireless Solutions, Inc
Milan Parmar
Managed Services Chief Operating Officer
Mats Karlsson
VP & Head of Solution Area Business & Operations Support Systems
Csaba Cseresnyes
Head of Product Introduction
Tina Barnes
Head of Marketing – Ericsson Canada
Rob Saviane
Head of Marketing - SEA, Oceania & India
Akhil Gokul
VP, Head of Technology, Americas
Manish Gupta
Head of Product and Solution security@CIO office - Europe
Ammar Sabbagh
VP of Industry & Partnership - Energy
Pavan Bachwal
VP, Head of Financial Services
Mathias Hellman
VP, IPR Strategy & Value - IPR & Licensing
Ericsson and Qualcomm published a report exploring the evolving demands of AI-enabled Extended Reality (XR) on mobile networks, from 5G to 6G. The article highlights significant increases in uplink traffic for consumer and enterprise XR applications and the need for enhanced network capabilities to support these data-intensive, low-latency experiences. This trend impacts future mobile network infrastructure and the development of immersive streaming technologies.
Ericsson details the Low Latency, Low Loss and Scalable throughput (L4S) framework, a standard adopted by IETF, 3GPP, and DOCSIS, designed to provide consistent, low-latency experiences in congested networks. L4S uses early congestion signaling to help applications adapt before performance degrades, particularly benefiting interactive video, cloud gaming, and XR services. Several CSPs, including SoftBank and MasOrange, have implemented L4S to improve real-time service responsiveness on their 5G Standalone networks.
