SANTA CLARA, CA—As GlobeSt.com reported earlier this week, Stockholm-based tech firm Ericsson plans to occupy a new 400,000 square foot campus at Santa Clara Square that will consolidate the company’s Silicon Valley operations. When completed next year, it will bring together approximately 2,000 staff dedicated to driving innovation in IP and TV and media. GlobeSt.com caught up with Dwight Witherspoon, VP, Ericsson Silicon Valley; and Vickie Bunch, director, real estate management for Ericsson, to discuss why this market is so significant for the firm and what the new build holds in store.

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