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United States: Ericsson Opens R&D Centre in Silicon Valley.

Article from: TendersInfo Article date: May 7, 2008

Byline: mohammed05

Ericsson is strengthening its presence in Silicon Valley by opening a research branch in San Jose, California, in August 2008. Jan Uddenfeldt, an Ericsson Senior Vice President and Senior Technology Advisor to the CEO, will move to Silicon Valley to oversee Ericsson research facility in San Jose. Uddenfeldt also will continue in his current role as a technology advisor to the head of Ericsson.

Uddenfeldt, who will be responsible for driving Ericsson research around converged Internet technologies and ...

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