Ericsson CEO bets on AI demand and in-house RAN chips amid 6G, satellite competition

Ericsson CEO Per Narvinger said AI will drive the next wave of telecom equipment demand, as the vendor develops dedicated RAN chips and strengthens its indoor 5G business.

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2026-11-10 07:31 · DigiTimes Asia
Ericsson CEO bets on AI and in-house RAN chips as 6G, satellite competition loom

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