A Memorandum of Understanding on fiber sensing has been signed to test the use of optical fiber as a distributed sensor capable of detecting weather events, anomalies, and potential failures.
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On the sidelines of the Asstel conference, CEO Pietro Labriola declared that TIM has already "begun signing contracts to build next-generation 5G networks."
TIM and Nokia have entered into an agreement to upgrade the Italian 5G network, increasing speed, stability and coverage even in less-served areas, as part of the group's industrial transformation.
Nvidia's market value alone exceeds that of the entire cryptocurrency market and is approximately half the total value of the pan-European Stoxx 600 index.
Technology continues to dominate markets, as do defense and autos. European stock markets saw a breakeven opening. At the Milan Stock Exchange, Leonardo, Unicredit, and Mediobanca are all eyes on the stock market.
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Thanks to the partnership between Tim Brasil and Nokia, 5G coverage will arrive in 15 Brazilian states starting from January 2025. At Piazza Affari, Tim at the top of the Ftse Mib
Company announces tightening and change in operating model to reduce costs – Swedish rival Ericsson also in difficulty: “Market weakness will persist in the fourth quarter and beyond”
The Roman multiutility will implement the capital's electricity grid together with Sirti and Nokia. Among the main objectives are security, communication speed and efficiency
In order to find the necessary resources to challenge Ericsson and Huawei, the Finnish group will recover 600-700 million by getting rid of 11% of its current workforce.
According to reports from Forbes, the US giant would be interested in the European company again, after the 2013 wedding which was a flop. Now, however, the Finns' expertise in 5G is tempting...
Nokia to supply optical transport technologies - Goal is to expand ultra-fast fiber infrastructure across Italy faster
It's an open battle on technology: the US can't hold a candle to the Chinese and is betting everything on Nokia and Ericsson, but European countries are by no means closing their doors to Huawei. Which replies to Washington: "unfounded accusations".
In 2019, the Finnish giant returned to profit for the first time since 2015. The battle for 5G ignites: Vodafone announces that it will not use Huawei devices on the core network throughout Europe.
The two companies already had a partnership for the development of Iliad's 3G/4G mobile network
The Finnish group Opne Fiber has been awarded the project for the construction of an ultra-broadband access infrastructure serving small municipalities and rural areas
The South Korean company recorded the best economic performance from 2013 to today - Nokia however had a net loss of 473 million euros, also due to the acquisition of Alcatel Lucentis.
The case of Sumsung batteries is only the most sensational - Blame the price war and the lack of certification of Asian factories
A few days ago the Redmond giant acquired LinkedIn for 26,2 billion dollars. The popular social network thus becomes the 196th company acquired in forty years. Companies through which Microsoft has made its history.
The acquisition of rival Alcatel-Lucent weighs on the accounts of the Finnish company, acquired just over two years ago by Microsoft - Revenues up to 12,5 billion.
Last April, Nokia had launched a tender offer on its rival, all in shares, worth 15,6 billion euros: an offer which will be reopened this month in France and the United States and whose final results will be announced in February.
The Finnish Nokia (Microsoft group) and the French Alcatel have reached an agreement for the merger - A new strong infrastructure giant will be born with the name Nokia and based in Finland - The operation will be launched in 2016 with a public offer of…
The two groups confirm that the negotiations are at an advanced stage - Alcatel's valuation of 13 billion dollars according to Bloomberg - Support from the French government is sought - Possible synergies in particular in China
Facebook's profits increased by 34% compared to the same period of 2013 reaching 701 million dollars - The contribution coming from the mobile advertising sector is significant - Net profits in sharp decline for the South Korean Samsung…
In the third quarter, the Cupertino-based giant sold 35,2 million iPhones, 13% more than last year, and 13,3 million iPads, launching itself optimistically in the bet of a new phone with a large screen - Up …
Rajeev Suri, the new CEO of Nokia, has announced an investment of 100 million dollars to be committed to the new frontier of intelligent cars - The goal is to finance the development of technologies for the cars of the future.
Microsoft's mobile platform surpasses that of Apple and stands as the second operating system in Italy behind Android
Day of quarterly reports with results in chiaroscuro: Hermes and Volkswagen are growing, with the German group going even beyond expectations - The Finns appoint the new CEO and soar on the Stock Exchange - Gazprom pays for the Ukrainian crisis.
The Finnish company launches the X, X+ and XL models with the new operating system - Costs cut to target the emerging market - The price of the Lumia will also drop - The Nokia 220 devices and…
The Finnish house should unveil the model on February 24 - The choice marks the change of operating system after the debut with Windows Phone - But the stock remains weak on the stock market.
In turn, the whole of 2013 closed with a -29% of sales for Nokia mobile phones, at 10,7 billion euros - The group explained that the tough global competition was also felt on the sales of…
After Holland, the next to risk the triple A rating from Standard & Poor's is Finland (Germany, Austria and Luxembourg would remain): the Scandinavian country, orphan of its former jewel Nokia, is in recession and the recovery of 2014 will be very…
The Finnish telecommunications company remains in the red, but reduces the damage: the net loss stood at 91 million euros in the third quarter, against 959 million a year earlier - Analysts expected a loss equal…
The Finnish smartphone giant, recently acquired by Microsoft, presents 6 new devices tomorrow - Sirius, the first Nokia-branded tablet, will have LTE technology and will be very different from the Microsoft Surface - There will also be phablets,…
The story, which is causing a scandal in Finland, is reported by the Financial Times: former CEO Stephen Elop has received a superbonus of almost 19 million for the move to Microsoft (where he could himself replace Ballmer) - Di…
A booming morning for Alcatel-Lucent on the Paris Stock Exchange, where the group's shares mark a rise of 5,61% on rumors of a possible alliance with Nokia.
The company will publish results for the third quarter and the first nine months of the year on October 29, while the extraordinary shareholders' meeting will be held on November 19 in Helsinki.
Telefonica is a shareholder of Telecom Italia with a 46,18% stake in Telco - The credit line, with which Telefonica took over the network infrastructure from Nokia, was granted by BBVA, Santander and Barclays
In the first few minutes of trading on Wall Street, the Redmond giant dropped 4,79% to 31,87 dollars per share, following the announcement of the acquisition of Nokia for over 7 billion dollars.
Nokia flies, after the sale of the telephony division to Microsoft, and in Milan it brings with it Stm, a large supplier of the Finnish group, and Telecom Italia - But the Syrian tensions are weighing on the markets again - The spread, however, continues…
The semiconductor manufacturer runs to Piazza Affari, placing itself at the top of the Ftse Mib basket - STMicroelectronics' quotations are pushed up by the news of the sale of Nokia telephony to Microsoft.
The historic Finnish mobile phone manufacturer, king of the 90s boom but then slowly fell into disgrace despite recent attempts to relaunch, has just sold the telephony business to the US giant Microsoft for the total figure of 7,2…
The operation, worth 1,7 billion euros, was appreciated by the markets, which at the start rewarded the title of the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer with +8%.
According to the market research firm IDC, for the first time this year the production of smartphones will surpass that of older generation mobile phones - This is a game changer that will allow access to computers and the Internet…
The Finnish company has announced that, for the first time in its history, it will not pay any dividend to shareholders - In the fourth quarter Nokia reported profits of 202 million euros, for the whole year losses of 84 cents to…
The Finnish group denies the prediction of Devices & Services, which hypothesized a -6% in the last months of the past year: in reality the operating margin will fluctuate between 0 and +2%.
The third quarter of Nokia is on file, which records a net loss of 969 million euros - Operating loss lower than expected at 576 million - The turnover of the Finnish giant drops by 19% to 7,2 billion…
The Finnish company launches two new mid-range models on the market (costing around 100 euros) and climbs back on the Stock Exchange, after having lost 40% on the Stock Exchange so far in 2012.
On the Seoul Square, the Korean giant's stock lost 7,45%: about 12 billion in capitalization - The sales are the effect of the Californian court ruling, which imposed a billion dollar fine on Samsung…
The Finnish group jumps on the stock market on rumors of an interest by Lenovo - The Chinese IT giant however denies the rumors - Numerous acquisition hypotheses circulated in recent months on Nokia - Since February the stock has…
Rating agency cuts credit rating due to more serious than expected operating losses for smartphone sector transition - Analysts not assured return to profitability of the devices and services division with…
The Finnish cell phone giant closed the second quarter of 2012 with a loss of 1,41 billion euros, compared to around 368 million in the same period a year earlier.
After investing resources in the MeeGo project, Nokia abandoned it in favor of the mobile operating system of its new partner Microsoft. But whoever developed the software thought not to throw away all the work done…
The Finnish mobile giant estimates that operating margins in the second quarter will be "similar or lower" than the first - To reduce costs, Nokia has established the closure of several factories and more than 10 layoffs.
The Finnish company, which has been plunged into a black crisis for years (in the first quarter of 2012 alone it lost almost 1 billion euros), jumped by +6,7% in Friday's closing on Wall Street - The reason? Rumors of an interest…
The initiation of the class action was communicated by the Finnish giant himself, who however did not specify the charges underlying the legal action - Nokia Siemens Network has announced 580 redundancies out of 1.100 employees in Italy.
In the first quarter of 2012, the South Korean giant recorded a record revenue of 5,2 billion - Samsung produced more than 20 Galaxy per hour between January and March, surpassing the iPhone - Nokia says goodbye to its place of leader…
After Moody's, Fitch also downgraded Nokia - The rating of the mobile telephony giant fell to BB+ from BBB-, following the deterioration of sales in the first quarter - Losing the triple B investment in…
Sales amounted to 7,35 billion (-29%), while the operating loss reached 1,34 billion - Worse numbers than expected: new cuts in sight.
The rating agency, following the very bad prospects announced by the Finnish mobile phone company itself, downgraded the score from 'Baa2' to 'Baa3', with a negative outlook - Nokia shares collapse on the Stock Exchange: -3%.
Sales worse than expected and the company was forced to revise downwards its forecasts on financial performance for the first quarter of the year - Serious image damage in the USA: the Lumia 900 smartphone has connection problems -…
Scissors in Hungary, Mexico and Finland, as part of the relocation of smartphone manufacturing and assembly activities in Asia.
Last year the Finnish multinational reported a loss of 1,2 billion euros - In the fourth quarter the net loss was 745 million.
The Finnish giant has announced that it has sold its 1,5 billion Series 40 phones in Sao Paulo, Brazil - the first one was released in 1999: the Nokia 7110
