So basically, this is Nokia's attempt to get in on a I further and will, according to some analysts, be competing more with the likes of Cisco and Sienna, which are networking equipment companies as well.This is the biggest deal that we have seen from Nokia since it bought Alcatel Lucent back in 2016.No, I mean I know K CEO here saying to call reporters, um, you guessed it.
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