Ericsson's ISAC Technology Revolutionizes Telecommunications and Enhances National Security

### Eriksson's Groundbreaking Integrated Sensing and Communication Technology Set to Transform Telecommunications

Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson achieves a significant milestone with the successful demonstration of its Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) technology at its U.S. headquarters in Plano, Texas. This groundbreaking proof of concept illustrates the innovative blend of sensing and spatial location capabilities within mobile networks, showcasing how 5G technology can revolutionize telecommunications infrastructure. The demonstration prominently features Ericsson’s massive MIMO radios, highlighting the potential of wide-area sensing to augment local sensor use, which can significantly enhance the tracking and safety of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

The ISAC technology signifies a paradigm shift in telecommunications, as it extends mobile networks' functionalities beyond traditional connectivity. By enabling the detection and characterization of motion within existing infrastructure, ISAC opens new avenues for various applications including UAV safety, transportation enhancements, and industrial protection efforts. Ericsson’s commitment to utilizing ISAC technology reflects its vision of creating innovative solutions that not only support commercial interests but also bolster public safety and defense strategies. Moreover, ISAC presents an important advantage for enhancing national security, optimizing spectrum utilization, and driving economic growth, thereby establishing the U.S. as a leader in this avant-garde technology.

Additionally, ISAC is poised for integration into the evolving standards set by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), with preliminary studies for its standardization featured in the upcoming Release 19. This initial step signals the anticipated development and shaping of 6G technologies in the future. Ericsson emphasizes that ISAC represents more than just an enhancement of the current mobile communications system; it lays the groundwork for scalable sensing applications that can address challenges in various domains. As such, ISAC is poised to transform the telecommunications landscape, underpinning Ericsson’s strategy to drive innovation in connectivity solutions for years to come.

### Upcoming Annual General Meeting Highlights Shareholder Engagement

In other noteworthy developments, Ericsson prepares for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for March 31, 2026. Shareholders are encouraged to participate actively, with registration beginning an hour earlier at 1:00 PM CEST. To facilitate engagement, various participation options are available, including in-person attendance, proxy representation, and postal voting, ensuring accessible channels for all shareholders to influence corporate decision-making processes.

Moreover, Vonage, an Ericsson subsidiary, gears up for a significant presence at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 from March 2-5, showcasing its advancements in mobile network technologies and their role in enterprise solutions. The event promises to highlight Vonage's innovative strategies, further reinforcing Ericsson's commitment to leadership in the connectivity sector.