September 4th, 2015 12:03 PM 0 COMMENTS

Nokia Network launches programmable 5G multi-service architecture

Nokia Networks has unveiled a programmable 5G multi-service architecture that is capable to automatically adapt to radio access and core network resources to meet the needs of different services, traffic variations over time and location, and network topology, including transport. The architecture’s automatic and seamless adaptation to resources will result in instant response and rock solid connectivity. The automatic adaptation is made possible by Self-Organizing Networks (SON) for transport solution... Read More

May 14th, 2015 1:31 PM 0 COMMENTS

Nokia to surge its localization in India to 45 percent in next three years

Finland-telecom giant Nokia plans to increase their localization in India from 20 percent to 40-45 percent in next three years, announced the company at an event that marked to celebrate the completion of 20 lakh production milestone of the Nokia Network, its Chennai factory. The company is also in discussion with their global vendors to set up facilities in the country. “The facilities would help the company in improving the... Read More

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