Sweden vs China vs… Germany?

Nick O'Connor | 30 June 2020 5G wars Dear Reader,   The race for 5G supremacy is hotting up.    Swedish based Ericsson has announced it would be capable of replacing all of the Huawei equipment in the UK's 5G network if the government decides to ban the Chinese supplier.   In an interview with Sky News, Ericsson’s president for Europe, Arun Bansal said his company would be able to help make the UK the leading country in 5G, even if it meant switching out all the existing Huawei infrastructure… "In the last 12 or 18 months we have done roughly 100,000 site swaps globally. That is more than twice the number of sites across the whole of the UK, so from a supply chain point of view we have that capability."​ "Globally we shift more radio base stations per day than would be needed to swap the entirety of London," It’s clear that Ericsson are ready to jump in Huawei’s grave – should they be given the chance.   But while the mainstream headlines are focused on the tussle between these two 5G giants…   It’s a 3rd lesser-known company based in Germany, that has pulses racing here at Southbank HQ.   Some of our analysts are backing it as their number 1 recommendation for the 5G boom.   The company is tiny… for now.   But it’s game-changing 5G technology is about to be installed inside the devices of the world’s biggest tech companies…   Apple, Google, Sony, Samsung, Nintendo, Bosch, Cisco, HP, and a bunch more A-listers.   If that’s not a recipe for sudden growth – I don’t know what is.   If you’d like a chance to profit from this perfect setup – click here, I’ll show you everything you need to know.   Nick O’Connor Publisher, Southbank Investment Research   P.S.   Whilst all eyes are on Ericsson and Huawei jockeying for position…   …this distraction has created an opportune moment for you take a position in the 5G revolution.   Because attention has been diverted away from this small but crucial company in the 5G rollout. Frankly, it’s remarkable that it’s gone unnoticed for so long.   Forecasts are not reliable indicator of future results. But that is likely to change the very moment their tech becomes intertwined with millions upon millions of devices all over the globe. When that happens, the cat will be out the bag.   If you move fast, you still have a chance to get positioned before its potential surge! Here’s how.

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