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Ericsson has reaffirmed its commitment to India’s digital transformation at the India Mobile Congress 2025 (IMC). At the event, the company showcased a range of 5G and AI-powered innovations.It demonstrated how these technologies will enable secure, reliable, and resilient connectivity and are reshaping industries, communities, and public services across the country. India is currently a prominent 5G market globally, marked by rapid network deployment and user adoption. The government has over 360 million 5G subscribers, with networks covering more than 80% of the population. Ericsson stated it continues to partner with communications service providers to deliver high-performing networks and enable enterprises to utilise 5G for increased productivity.Commenting on the company’s innovation, Andres Vicente, head of market area of Southeast Asia, Oceania and India at Ericsson, said, “India is on a remarkable growth trajectory, entering a new phase of innovation where AI, Cloud and connectivity will transform everyday experiences of consumers and drive digital transformation of enterprises. The Indian innovation eco system with its pool of software developers and startups can fully leverage the potential of the 5G platform and innovate not only for India but for the world.”Here are Ericsson’s made-in-India, for-India 5G innovations that the company demonstrated at IMC 2025 that combine technology with societal benefits:Ericsson is also expanding its innovation and R&D operations in India, with centres in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Gurugram focusing on AI, 6G, and semiconductor design. The company has recently grown its ASIC R&D in Bengaluru and started producing passive antennas locally in collaboration with VVDN Technologies, aligning with the government’s Make in India and Digital India initiatives.Ericsson is also supporting workforce development through its 5G Center of Excellence in Jabalpur and the Connect to Learn program, helping young professionals gain skills for next-generation technologies.