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3 days ago · To cope with the complexity of future services, recent and future innovations aim to enhance cellular network adaptability and responsiveness. Examples of those innovations include Nokia’s Network as Code (NAC) and Low Latency, Low Loss, Scalable Throughput (L4S).
- Inside Information: Nokia to acquire Infinera to increase scale in ...
Nokia believes the transaction has compelling financial and...
- Inside Information: Nokia to acquire Infinera to increase scale in ...
2 days ago · Nokia believes the transaction has compelling financial and strategic merit. The combination with Infinera is projected to accelerate Nokia’s journey to a double-digit operating margin in its Optical Networks business. Nokia targets to achieve EUR 200 million of net comparable operating profit synergies by 2027*.
5 days ago · At Nokia, we see artificial intelligence as a game changer for autonomous radio access network (RAN) operations. We are harnessing the power of AI in our Cognitive SON, a software feature of our market-leading self-organizing networks solution, Nokia MantaRay SON.
1 day ago · Nokia expects the acquisition to increase its optical networks business’ scale by 75 percent, according to the statement. The acquisition should accelerate the product roadmap timeline and breadth.
1 day ago · In a separate announcement, Nokia disclosed its intention to sell Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) to the French State for an Enterprise Value of €350 million, while retaining a 20% shareholding initially. This divestment allows Nokia to focus on core markets and improve the profitability of its network infrastructure business group.
1 day ago · Infinera shares soared about 18% to $6.20 about 45 minutes before the opening bell Friday. American depositary receipts (ADRs) of Nokia were little changed. Shares of Infinera soared in premarket ...
1 day ago · Nokia is planning to sell off its undersea internet cable business unit to France. The transaction is worth €350 million ($375 million) and will see France initially purchase an 80 percent stake in Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), with Nokia retaining a 20 percent stake initially to facilitate a smoother transition.
