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Ericsson is one of the leading providers of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to service providers. Research & Development (R&D) is at the heart of the company with approximately 24,000 employees. Ericsson engineers, researchers and scientists around the world are working on what's next big thing with technology in focus. Ericsson enable the full value of connectivity by creating game-changing technology and services that are easy to use, adopt, and scale.
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2014
20 Oct 2014
Printed electronics in Sweden
Sweden has been very active in the development of printed electronics. IDTechEx recently visited some of the main players in the industry to see their facilities and product concepts. In this article, we give a snapshot of printed electronics in Sweden.3 Jul 2014
Huge new influx of partners to the Graphene Flagship project
To coincide with Graphene Week 2014, the European Commission is proud to announce that the Graphene Flagship, one of the largest-ever European research initiatives, is doubling in size.2 Jul 2014
STMicroelectronics-Thin Film Batteries
STMicroelectronics is one of the world's largest semiconductor companies with net revenues of US$ 8.08 billion in 2013. They recently launched their new product--rechargeable thin film batteries. This profile focuses only on that aspect.2011
29 Mar 2011
Printed electronics is now about doing business
Excitingly, the subject has now moved beyond peer reviewed academic papers to doing business. The largest European event on the subject will again be Printed Electronics Europe in Düsseldorf Germany in April 5-6 (www.IDTechEx.com/peEurope) and it will be all about who can sell to whom and how this powerful enabling technology can transform society for the better as well as creating wealth.2010
13 May 2010
Wireless sensor networks - we are getting there
Suddenly tiny broad band vibration harvesters, transparent film photovoltaics and many other forms of harvesting become sufficient and the 20 year node looks possible.11 May 2010
Wireless Sensor Networks - We Are Getting There
Yet it is only a first step to small devices communicating without human involvement and without those radio masts and their expensive and vulnerable cabling. Remember that...21 Apr 2010
Thin film photovoltaics focus: Photovoltaics Europe 2010 Germany
With a multitude of topics covered in the different conference tracks, the photovoltaics sessions attracted significant amount of interest. The main reason is the growth of photovoltaics technologies and thin film platforms in specific, but also the interest of a large number of solar cell developers in discovering new applications, other than rooftop and solar farm installations which have, by now, become highly competitive.13 Apr 2010
Services and Embedded Intelligence
Ericsson, Finland
7 Apr 2010
Less than one week to Printed Electronics Europe 2010
Next week the sixth annual IDTechEx Printed Electronics Europe event takes place in Dresden, Germany on April 13-14. Read about some of the event highlights here.17 Mar 2010
Printed Electronics Europe on track to exceed 1000 attendees
With a month still to go, more than 650 unique attendees from 24 countries have registered for Europe's largest show covering printed electronics and its many variants (flexible, organic and inorganic electronics). As of this week, there are 74 exhibiting companies - the World's largest exhibition on the topic.2009
3 Nov 2009
Thin films and nanotechnology for power
Printed electronics and electrics will be a $335 billion business in twenty years, just for devices primarily made by printing with electronic inks. IDTechEx gives a summary of the projections.2008
31 Mar 2008
Progress of OLED displays in East Asia - part 1
Speaking to key developers of OLED displays, companies agree that the market for such displays will be at least $0.69 Billion this year, as forecast by IDTechEx.2006
14 Feb 2006
Traceability records required for fish products
By mid-2006, farm-raised and wild-catch fish/shellfish operators that receive, hold, and ship raw or processed fish/shellfish products will be required to register their facilities and supply complete traceback and traceability records for all their products.