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I don't know from where exactly you get this impression but last time I checked they only had a 1% difference (28% versus 27% and Nokia 23% with 2017 figures [0
by NKosmatos 8y ago
I don't know from where exactly you get this impression but last time I checked they only had a 1% difference (28% versus 27% and Nokia 23% with 2017 figures [0]). I can tell you that Ericsson is in a much better position than Huawei. And although I would also like an Ericsson Nokia merger, I don't see it happening soon ;-)
[0] https://technology.ihs.com/600864/global-mobile-infrastructure-market-down-14-percent-from-a-year-ago https://technology.ihs.com/600864/global-mobile-infrastructu...
- ksec 8y agoInteresting. Because even if you take out all the revenue from the consumer mobile phone business, which is growing rapidly as we speaks, the revenue from the rest of Huawei is still bigger than Everything of Nokia and Ericsson combined, in both 2016 and 2017. [1] http://telecoms.com/481009/huawei-2016-numbers-reveal-the-extent-of-ericson-nokia-and-ztes-challenge/ http://telecoms.com/481009/huawei-2016-numbers-reveal-the-ex... [2] http://telecoms.com/488793/2017-numbers-show-how-much-huawei-still-owns-the-telecoms-market/ http://telecoms.com/488793/2017-numbers-show-how-much-huawei...