Ericsson sees 660 million 5G subscriptions by year end

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Stronger than expected demand seen in China and North America.

Ericsson sees 660 million 5G subscriptions by year end
Sweden's Ericsson raised its global forecast for 5G mobile subscriptions to 660 million by the end of this year, citing stronger than expected demand in China and North America. The telecom equipment maker, which had previously forecast 580 million subscriptions, said it expected 4.4 ...

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