Nokia is replacing one of MTN's network equipment vendors in South Africa

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Nokia and MTN sign 5G deal for South Africa

Nokia has announced that MTN South Africa selected it as one of its 5G radio access network equipment providers.

This is the first time MTN has selected Nokia, and the network equipment provider said it would replace one of MTN's existing suppliers.
 
@Jan

Which provider(s) equipment are they replacing? Is it too much trouble to just post it in the thread. I really do not want the nausea inducing feeling of reading an article by you, so early in the morning
 
Linux_Sex_Tips said:
@Jan

Which provider(s) equipment are they replacing? Is it too much trouble to just post it in the thread. I really do not want the nausea inducing feeling of reading an article by you, so early in the morning
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could be one that advertises in mybb
 
Harmonic said:
Nokia? Didn't know they're still a thing. What year is this?
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Just because they are not a big phone player doesn't mean they don't have other equipment out there.

Motorola is another player in this field.
 
Harmonic said:
Nokia? Didn't know they're still a thing. What year is this?
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Nokia is massive in the telecommunications sector.

They weren't just a consumer phone company.

What you're thinking about is the phone division that was sold off years ago.

Nokia employs over 200,000 people in various divisions.
 
netstrider said:
Just because they are not a big phone player doesn't mean they don't have other equipment out there.

Motorola is another player in this field.
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Vorastra said:
Nokia is massive in the telecommunications sector.

They weren't just a consumer phone company.

What you're thinking about is the phone division that was sold off years ago.

Nokia employs over 200,000 people in various divisions.
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Bliksis said:
Nokia is big in the Telecoms and Networking field.
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Quicks said:
www.theverge.com

Nokia reveals new logo to remind you it doesn’t make phones anymore

Nokia sold its mobile phone business to Microsoft in 2014.
www.theverge.com www.theverge.com
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Thank you all :laugh:
 
Nokia bought over Siemens Telecommunications late 2000's.
It was of course first introduced as a merger, with the new company being called "NSN" Nokia Siemens Networks", but the name was later changed again to just Nokia.

Similar mergers happened between other mostly European telecom brands because of big competition from China.
 
Linux_Sex_Tips said:
@Jan

Which provider(s) equipment are they replacing? Is it too much trouble to just post it in the thread. I really do not want the nausea inducing feeling of reading an article by you, so early in the morning
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Then don't read the articles.
 
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