Telia
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Nokia and Telia Finland have partnered to launch the world’s first commercial 5G standalone (SA) network with network slicing for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) services.
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Telia has completed sales of a stake in its Swedish tower business and of the whole of its Latvian operation, for a total of around €530 million.
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Millicom has teamed up with the FreeMove Alliance – a global group comprising Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telia and Telecom Italia – to deliver connectivity solutions to multinationals across the Americas and beyond.
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Silknet, a fixed and mobile operator in the republic of Georgia, has successfully raised US$300 million in a new bond issue.
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BT has copied Telia’s idea by setting up a “division X”, where it will concentrate work on new technologies.
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Telia has sold its health monitoring portfolio to Addlife, a Swedish medical technology company.
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Nokia and Telia, are partnering Digita, to deliver a 5G SA private wireless network for Agnico Eagle Finland, the company that operates the Kittilä mine in northern Finland.
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Telia Carrier is now an independent business, following Telia Company’s sale of its wholesale business to a Swedish pension fund.
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Two of Finland’s mobile operators, DNA and Telia, are to expand the area of their shared network so it covers 62.5% of the country.
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Huawei is willing to fund exhaustive security checks of its equipment in Sweden as a way of allowing operators to bid for 5G licences using its kit.
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Huawei has won the first round in a legal battle to allow Swedish operators to continue using its equipment in mobile networks.
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Huawei is taking the Swedish telecoms regulator to court over its ban on operators from using its equipment in 5G networks.
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Telia and Ericsson have strengthened their regional alliance by announcing a new 5G deal for Lithuania.
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Telia has sold its carrier division to a Swedish pension fund, the last part of its divestment of global interests. Alan Burkitt-Gray talks to Staffan Göjeryd, CEO of Telia Carrier
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Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider Voxility has introduced scalable bandwidth for customers, capable of delivering 100Gbps bandwidth across its global network for $11,500.
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Telia has sold its global operation Telia Carrier to Polhem Infra, an infrastructure investor owned by Swedish pension funds, for 9.45 billion Swedish kronor (€900 million).
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