Nokia announced on Wednesday that it has been chosen by French telecoms operator Orange to upgrade its 5G network.
Under the terms of this four-year contract extension, the Finnish equipment manufacturer will be responsible for renewing Orange France's 5G infrastructure, with the aim of improving performance particularly in the west and southeast of the country.
Orange explains that the use of Nokia's 'AirScale' technology will further enhance the customer experience, reduce the environmental footprint and make the network more energy-efficient.
Orange is also scheduled to test the Nordic brand's 'Cloud RAN' 5G solutions, a programmable, cloud-based, open and interoperable radio access standard (RAN) designed to offer greater flexibility in hardware selection, lower costs and greater operational efficiency.
Nokia also announced that Singaporean operator StarHub has now completed deployment of its XGS-PON fiber optic technology, which will enable hundreds of thousands of homes to benefit from Internet speeds of up to ten Gbp/s.
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Nokia Oyj specializes in the design, production and marketing of telecommunications equipment. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- development of network infrastructure solutions (40.1%): IP routers and optical networking solutions;
- development of mobile broadband network solutions (39.2%): aimed in particular at telecommunications operators. In addition, the group offers professional services (network planning and optimization, systems integration, installation, implementation and maintenance of telecom networks);
- software development (13.1%): software for customer experience management, network operations and management, communication, collaboration and billing, IoT solutions and cloud management platforms;
- development of advanced technology (7.6%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Europe (31%), North America (31.2%), India (7.7%), China (4.6%), Asia/Pacific (11%), Middle East and Africa (10.6%), and Latin America (3.9%).
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