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Did they, too, overhire to prepare for a mad tsunami of post-pandemic demand for base stations? No, nm, they didn't. They are doing it just because. It's gett
by twelve40 4y ago
Did they, too, overhire to prepare for a mad tsunami of post-pandemic demand for base stations?
No, nm, they didn't. They are doing it just because.
It's getting pretty comical by now if there weren't people involved.
- gnicholas 4y agoIs their business affected by the drop in demand that typically accompanies recessions? I am asking because I honestly have no idea; I don't know anyone who has bought anything from Ericsson in over a decade.
- dxuh 4y agoThey are an exclusively business-to-business company and their customers are major telecoms. I would guess the whole telco market is not affected much generally, especially not one more link down the chain. I already have trouble believing people use mobile networks less in a recession (or pay for them less by a considerable degree) and telecoms mainly pay Ericsson for goods and services to provide a certain capacity, which I also have no reason to believe would go down.
- sasas 4y ago> I don't know anyone who has bought anything from Ericsson in over a decade In 2021, Ericsson held the largest % market share in radio access network equipment and software [1] (that's what your mobile phone speaks to over the air) That means that you likely do know of companies that have purchased significant volumes of products from Ericsson, although the statistical probability of this fact deviates depending on what country you live in. [1] https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/ericsson-becomes-top-ran-vendor-in-2021-with-26-9-market-share-report/89136499 https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/ericsson-b...