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One of the biggest projects of improving energy efficiency in Croatia that was co-financed by the EU funds was successfully finished, allowing Ericsson Nikola Tesla to enter 2021 with significantly improved technological capacities regarding energy efficiency.

Consumers expect connected technology to become more flexible and interactive going forward and see devices enabling more proactive, and even creative choices in a wide range of everyday life situations by 2030.

The Management Board and Leadership Team of Ericsson Nikola Tesla made a decision to donate HRK 400,000 to the account that the Government of the Republic of Croatia opened with the aim of collecting aid to repair the damage caused by earthquakes in the towns of Petrinja, Sisak and Glina and other towns and municipalities struck by devastating earthquakes.

The year currently approaching its close has been marked by a prolonged fight with the novel corona virus that completely changed our lives and our ways of living. The greatest burden in opposition to this „invisible enemy“ is on those who have been on the first line of defence – our doctors, nurses and other medical and non-medical personnel in the healthcare system who have been putting in extra efforts to treat those infected with the virus. Therefore, we decided to donate HRK 400,000 to the healthcare system and to those in need.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla and Hrvatski Telekom signed a contract regarding the delivery of microwave transport technology that includes hardware, software and maintenance. This contract makes Ericsson Nikola Tesla in this segment an exclusive supplier to Hrvatski Telekom until the end of 2024.

In the conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and with the observance of all epidemiological measures, on December 9, 2020, in the Company's premises in Zagreb, the Extraordinary General Meeting of Ericsson Nikola Tesla d.d. was held.

The latest Ericsson report guides manufacturers on how to overcome challenges such as falling productivity and growth, disruptions in supply chain and legacy wired assets, and details use cases to describe what it takes to thrive in Industry 4.0. To accelerate the path to smart manufacturing, private cellular networks deliver fast, reliable, and secure connectivity required by manufacturers.

Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) projects that four out of every ten mobile subscriptions in 2026 will be 5G. This forecast is included in the latest edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report. Current 5G uptake in subscriptions and population coverage confirms the technology as deploying the fastest of any generation of mobile connectivity.

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and Ericsson, in collaboration with Analysys Mason, have found that the potential economic value of full 5G as an ‘open innovation platform’ could add 210€ billion in benefits to Europe.

5G could drive up to USD 31 trillion in cumulative consumer revenue in the ICT industry by 2030. Communications service providers could earn up to USD 3.7 trillion in cumulative 5G-enabled consumer revenues by 2030. Augmented Reality (AR) could drive more than half of all consumer spending on immersive media by 2030.