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Ericsson Struggles with Huawei's Dominance in European Telecom Market Despite Ban - EconoTimes
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2024
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What, you've never seen that famous city with two Huawei and one Ericsson buildings, a six-floor Eiffel tower, a dozen random pylons per block, blue neon streets and a castle?
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"illustration" call it what it is: it's slop
The ghosts of unemployed artists.
Where Nokia?
Ekholm attributes Ericsson's significant network market downturn on Chinese businesses.
So long as Chinese rivals keep selling low-priced goods, telecoms won't be able to put much pressure on them.
Ain't that called free market competition and all?
Not when it isn't a rich US/EU guy owning the business.
It's more about China heavily subsidizing its tech industry, mainly to disrupt western innovations. Same thing is happening with Electrical Vehicles. Typical capitalist bait and switch.
That's true, but it's also true that China has prioritised to make automated factories and investing heavily in just plain better battery tech.
I know alot of the money came from the CCP, but when the investments are done, this new tech will outperform other companies on just being better (thinking of EV specifically).
I think I'm just saying that a state investing in tech and technologies is not a bad idea always.
Maybe Huawei is just better?
Huawei is at every node of next generation networks. From customer equipment to splices, to testing equipment to the complete housing in exchanges.
I havent seen anu erricson equipment being installed outside regulatory compliance replacements of older POTS gear.
If Ericsson was a person they'd struggle to dress themselves