For the second year in a row, Ericsson

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Ericsson is ranked No. 1 in Frost Radar���: 5G Network Infrastructure Market 2021 for the second year in a row. This underscores theSLOTXOcompany's ability to innovate and continue to grow from the 2G, 3G, 4G era to today's 5G era.

Highest Ratedin Frost Radar��� by Frost & Sullivan, a Leading Business Consulting Company It reveals that Ericsson is a true leader in the 5G network infrastructure market both in terms of innovation and growth. Coverage includes 5G Radio Access Networks (RAN), Transport Networks and Core Networks.

Fredrik Jedling, Executive Vice President and Head of Ericsson Networks, said: ���The Frost Radar��� report highlights Ericsson's investment in technology leadership in the benefit of its customers. Our focus is on continuous innovation and expansion of the 5G portfolio. We are committed to being at the forefront of the market by delivering the solutions our customers need for future networking.���

Frost Radar��� independently assesses companies that play a key role in the industry market. It uses an innovation and growth scoring methodology to assess a company's ability to innovate as well as its ability to adapt innovations to sustain growth.

This report presents the best companies in the industry that stand out among the overall market leaders. including the leader in the sub-market or thought leaders in some groups

Troy Morley, Chief Industry Analyst Frost & Sullivan's Information and Communications Technology Group and author of the report said, ���It took Ericsson just a few years to refine its overall strategy focused on profitability. The company has shown the success of that strategy very well. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic Already a leader in the 4G infrastructure market, Ericsson enters the 5G market with a large customer base. The company has done an excellent job of retaining its existing customer base and adding new customers along the way.���

In addition to the previously announced commercial *5G contracts, Ericsson maintains a large base of customers that are expected to transition to 5G in the next few years.

for Ericsson's top leadership position by innovation indicators in the report. It underscores the company's ability to continually innovate on a global scale across generations of mobile technologies, from 2G to 5G. **Currently, 5G networks are available using Ericsson products and solutions. There are 108 networks in 48 countries, which is the highest level Frost & Sullivan has ever reported to the public and is a credible proof of this assessment.