Germany: O2 refreshes Nokia RAN deal for five more years
Operator to implement new solutions and continue using equipment from Nokia in its RAN until 2030. The contract is the latest that has been firmed up by a major European operator in recent months, and comes as Germany seeks to clamp down on 5G equipment from ‘high-risk’ vendors…
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- Organisations: Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA); Deutsche Telekom; Ericsson; European Commission (EC); European Union (EU); Huawei; Nokia; Samsung; Telefónica Deutschland (O2 Germany); Telefónica Group; Telekom Deutschland (TDE); TM Forum; Vodafone Germany; Vodafone Group; ZTE.
- Geographies: Asia-Pacific; Brazil; China; Europe; Finland; Germany; Latin America; Spain.
- People: Andrea Folgueiras; Emilio Gayo.
- Themes: 5G; 5G core; 5G infrastructure; Antennas; Artificial intelligence (AI); Baseband solutions; Cloud RAN; Critical functions; Digital twins; High-risk vendors; Massive MIMO; Network automation; Network management; Open RAN; Radio access networks (RAN); Radio heads; RAN contract; RAN equipment; Security; Small cells; Transport network management.
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