Ericsson has announced plans to hire 250 people at its R&D centre to work on projects that will “support 5G growth”.
The roles will be based at the Swedish vendor’s R&D centre in Athlone, Ireland. Ericsson’s software development campus is one of the country’s largest.
“Today’s significant announcement by Ericsson, a company that has had a presence here in Ireland since 1957 and an R&D facility in Athlone since 1979 is terrific news and...
The China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) used state media this week to proclaim the country’s lead in the development of 6G.
CNIPA made the declaration on World Intellectual Property Day (April 26th) and pointed to its analysis of 6G-related patents which found – of 38,000 patents – around 35 percent (13,449) came from China.
The US took second place with 18 percent of patents relating to 6G.
In the report, CNIPA advises China to...
Samsung will be able to access Nokia’s video standards innovations after the pair reached a licensing agreement.
Nokia has invested more than $154 billion in R&D over the past two decades and built a portfolio of over 20,000 patent families (of which, around 3,500 patent families are considered essential to 5G.)
Jenni Lukander, President of Nokia Technologies, said:
“We are delighted to have reached an agreement with Samsung which further validates...
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