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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson<\/a> and iPhone maker Apple<\/a> on Friday signed a multi-year, global patent license agreement, thereby ending patent-related lawsuits filed by both companies.

“The agreement includes a cross-license relating to patented cellular standard-essential technologies and grants certain other patent rights,” as per a statement by Ericsson.

Furthermore, Ericsson and Apple have mutually agreed to strengthen their technology and business collaboration, including in technology, interoperability, and standards development.

This settlement, the statement added, ends the lawsuits filed by Ericsson and Apple in several countries including in the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Texas, as well as the complaints filed before the United States International Trade Commission<\/a> (USITC).

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Aeris to acquire IoT business from Ericsson<\/a><\/h2>

Ericsson said its IoT Accelerator is used by over 9,000 enterprises to manage more than 95 million connected devices with 22 million eSIM connections globally. On the other hand, its Connected Vehicle Cloud is being used by automotive IoT players to connect more than six million vehicles across 180 countries.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson<\/a> and iPhone maker Apple<\/a> on Friday signed a multi-year, global patent license agreement, thereby ending patent-related lawsuits filed by both companies.

“The agreement includes a cross-license relating to patented cellular standard-essential technologies and grants certain other patent rights,” as per a statement by Ericsson.

Furthermore, Ericsson and Apple have mutually agreed to strengthen their technology and business collaboration, including in technology, interoperability, and standards development.

This settlement, the statement added, ends the lawsuits filed by Ericsson and Apple in several countries including in the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Texas, as well as the complaints filed before the United States International Trade Commission<\/a> (USITC).

\"Aeris<\/a><\/figure>

Aeris to acquire IoT business from Ericsson<\/a><\/h2>

Ericsson said its IoT Accelerator is used by over 9,000 enterprises to manage more than 95 million connected devices with 22 million eSIM connections globally. On the other hand, its Connected Vehicle Cloud is being used by automotive IoT players to connect more than six million vehicles across 180 countries.<\/p><\/div>