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Do you disagree with the described strategy? If you think a market is relatively saturated (as I assume the US is from a telecom equipment perspective, especial
by InitialLastName 4y ago
Do you disagree with the described strategy? If you think a market is relatively saturated (as I assume the US is from a telecom equipment perspective, especially given growing suspicion of foreign suppliers), wouldn't you allocate your limited resources to markets that have room to grow?
- Scoundreller 4y agoI think the suspicion of foreign suppliers is probably to Ericsson’s benefit in the west. It’s more anti-non-NATO rather than anti-foreign. But if Ericsson drops all its US staff, I could see them getting lumped in with the likes of Huawei anyway.
- IdiocyInAction 4y agoIt's actually anti-non-NAFTA, as can be seen in the inflation reduction act.
- Scoundreller 4y agoSo the “Inflation Reduction Act” has clauses that restrict one’s choice of vendors???
- e12e 4y agoProbably not if they end up joining NATO (whenever the west apeses the Turkish dictator).
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