Forge Academy & Labs launches its first 5G Future Lab in Africa
The facility is located at the company’s premises in Fourways, Johannesburg, and will be fully operational by 30 June this year.
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Low-cost rural connectivity for Africa’s majority is not a pipe-dream
The technology required to connect remote regions of the continent is available… now it’s time for stakeholders to collaborate says Nokia’s Danial Mausoof.
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New partnership to empower Morocco’s youth with digital skills
Nokia collaborates with UNICEF and Orange to roll out UPSHIFT program.
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Black Box and Nokia Team Up to Create OnGo Private Wireless/CBRS Network for Industry 4.0
Black Box, a leading global solutions integrator, announced today that it has joined with industry wireless communications innovator Nokia to provide the most complete, next-generation OnGo private wireless/CBRS network for Industry 4.0.
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Kenya looks to scale broadband connectivity across all schools by 2030
Nokia, Safaricom and UNICEF partner on latest initiative in support of govt ambition.
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Vodacom South Africa, Nokia partner to prep for 5G expansion
Photonic Service Engine 3 chipset hardware integrated to strengthen Vodacom’s optical transmission network.
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Angola: Nokia pens telecoms deal with Africell
Nokia’s AirScale platform to be rolled out with 5G network support in mind.
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Ooredoo Algeria migrates core network to Nokia cloud
Telco focuses capacity, reliability to enhance service delivery as operators remain pressurised to bolster service quality.
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Nokia, Airtel Kenya in 5G deal for Nairobi
Companies partner to lay groundwork for 5G migration.
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Djezzy Algeria taps Nokia aggregation tech to meet mobile demand
Companies test Wavence microwave transport solution to bolster network capacity.
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STC leverages Nokia for extra bandwidth in MEA
Telco taps into Probabilistic Constellation Shaping tech to handle demands of video, cloud and 5G.
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US, Africa connectivity put to the test
Angola Cables, Nokia confirm joint trial allows for 300 Gbps of traffic between Miami and Luanda, using trans-Atlantic SACS cable.