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The smartphone industry is worried that adoption of the proposal making it mandatory for devices to offer support to direct-to-mobile (D2M) broadcasting will increase the cost of devices by $30 (₹2,500) at least.

Direct To Mobile: The comments from stakeholders - including Qualcomm, Samsung, Nokia, Ericsson as well as the Cellular Operators Association of India and India Cellular and Electronics Association lobby groups - were submitted to the Telecommunications Engineering Centre (TEC), a unit of the Department of Telecommunications, which is running a consultation process on the issue.

When companies with the innovation and tech leadership credentials of Ericsson, Nokia and Novo Nordisk raise major concerns about Commission proposals, their arguments deserve serious consideration. But it’s not happening. No wonder Europe is losing the global competition race

“Our new and enhanced RAN Compute portfolio was designed with Ericsson’s customers and their future needs in mind. It both addresses their need to maximize spectrum utilization and facilitates their desire to future-proof their networks with support for Open RAN architectures,” said Michael Begley, Head of RAN Compute, Ericsson.

Cisco faces a tough operating environment. Telecommunications equipment providers have been seeing soft demand,

Asked about hurdles in winning business from the telecom PSU, the executive said it is a competitive space and BSNL has the “right to choose vendors that they want”.

Ericsson claimed a portfolio of RAN compute silicon would help operators to make the most of an increasingly diverse set of spectrum.

Ericsson announced the appointment of Rita Mokbel as head of Ericsson Vietnam on November 13.

Companies need to embrace the rapid shifts in reskilling if they hope to adapt to the evolving new era of automation and AI.

Vinnova has decided on funding of SEK 230 million for 62 project within the Advanced digitalisationprogram. Solutions in cyber security, gender equality and AI are among the projects granted. The financing is part of the government's mission to Vinnova to invest at least SEK 2.3 billion in powerful digital solutions for Swedish industry through 2027.