Ericsson's 2026 Analyst Event made it clear that the network is no longer just infrastructure for AI — it's becoming a co-participant in it. Ericsson is repositioning the network from infrastructure to a trust layer for AI, monetizing identity, location, and quality signals that pure-play CPaaS rivals can't replicate. The risk: Value scales only as fast as operators expose these APIs, and developers still expect open flexibility over network lock-in.
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