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Nokia back from the dead
This is all thanks to rising Lumia smartphone sales and a turnaround at its equipment venture Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) -
Nokia Siemens Networks sells optical fibre unit
Mobile telecoms equipment joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks is to sell its optical fibre unit to Marlin Equity Partners. -
Ericsson likely to buy Nokia Siemens Networks business arm
Ericsson is starting to look likely to buy the business support systems (BSS) unit of rival Nokia Siemens Networks. -
Freescale sticks a mobile base station on a chip
It is not entirely blue sky. Freescale said it has Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens Networks coming up with ideas based around the technology. So far, the ideas are called cloud radio access network, or cloud-RAN, which takes the base station away from the cell site. -
Wikileaks cables shows the world it's being watched - always
Others such as Alcatel-Lucent and Siemens also make an appearance. Nokia Siemens Networks has its woeful record featured after a subsidiary, sold to Trovicor, was found to have supplied monitoring equipment to repressive regimes. -
Hague Iran snafu raises questions about software exports
It mirrors the controversy surrounding Nokia Siemens Networks, which also supplied monitoring gear to Iran which led to human rights activists being arrested in the country. -
Nokia Siemens starts axing staff
Nokia Siemens Networks has begun culling 1,500 jobs from the 6,900 staff it acquired with its $1.2 billion acquisition of Motorola's wireless business in April. -
Swingin' Elop demonstrates Nokia's Swing Factor
FinancialIts one saving grace appears to be its telecommunications equipment arm - Nokia Siemens Networks- which was the only part of the business to show growth year on year. -
ZTE releases 'world's smallest' LTE base station
And with the LTE market set to grow over the next few years, ZTE needs to do all it can to keep up with Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks and Huawei which are currently at the forefront of the market according to Gartner. -
Nokia Siemens sell-off fails to win over investors
According to the Wall Street Journal, both outfits are thinking that they will have to start looking behind the back of the sofa to find pennies to pump more money into Nokia Siemens Networks. -
Nokia Networks invests in chip outfit
Nokia Siemens Networks, which is the spin off of the more famous former rubber boot maker, has suddenly splashed out on a chipmaker. -
Vodafone soars on smartphone sales
However Ericsson isn't Sequans only bedmate, with the company also working with Nokia Siemens Networks, Huawei, Alcatel-Lucent and ZTE on LTE technology. -
Telecoms service market on the up
Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson didn't do too badly, with year-on-year growth of 13 percent and 11 percent respectively, while Nokia Siemens Networks' (NSN) revenues in the fourth quarter of 2010 grew by 0.5 percent to hit $5.4 billion. -
Motorola and Huawei call patent ceasefire
The companies have announced there's a happy medium in that patent dispute, and have entered into an agreement to settle all lawsuits between them. The move has now cleared the way for Motorola to complete the sale of one of its business units to Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) -
Huawei talks intellectual property in internal Motorola memo
Letter from IndiaNow with Nokia Siemens Networks' (NSN) attempt to buy wireless network assets from Motorola, Huawei is a little concerned that the case poses questions about the security of Huawei's confidential information from any assets being sold to NSN. -
Huawei still causing delay in Nokia Siemens Motorola buyout
"Nokia Siemens Networks remains committed to the acquisition but will provide no further guidance on when it is likely to be completed. -
$1.2 billion NSN Motorola deal blocked by Huawei lawsuit
The lawsuit will mean that a proposed deal with Nokia Siemens Networks will have to be put on hold until the dispute is settled as a temporary restraining order prevents Motorola handing over any of Huawei’s confidential information. -
Huawei takes Motorola to court
Huawei is seeking taking legal action to block Motorola from what it claims is the illegal transfer of its intellectual property to Nokia Siemens Networks.
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