I don't see why it would matter. You're not going to see more or less Erlang anywhere, not even at Ericsson, due to Ericsson getting more or less business. Th

I don't see why it would matter. You're not going to see more or less Erlang anywhere, not even at Ericsson, due to Ericsson getting more or less business. The software will be written regardless as long as there's some business and you're not going to notice outside Ericsson either way. Besides, Huawei is free to use Erlang too. It stopped being Ericsson proprietary a long time ago.