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  1. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 08:52

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    Nokia unveils Quillion chipset family to power next-generation massive scale access networks

    Dienstag, 08.10.2019 08:00 von GlobeNewswire - Aufrufe: 29





    Quillion chipset family designed for best-in-class performance next-generation fiber and copper solutions
    Combines current and next-generation fiber access technologies in a single chip, making it easier for operators to deploy future-proof networks and switch on 10Gbs services
    Optimized to support time-critical and low-latency 5G transport
    Delivers high-density next-generation fiber and copper solutions on the market, allowing operators to connect more people
    8 October 8 2019
    Espoo, Finland – Nokia today is launching Quillion, a new family of chipsets that will power next-generation massive scale access networks. Leveraging Nokia’s extensive expertise, the Quillion chipset will allow operators to easily introduce 10G PON in their fiber networks and to serve more users from ultra-high-speed G.fast access nodes.
    Sandra Motley, President of Fixed Networks at Nokia, said: “In a 5G world, consumers will expect a gigabit experience regardless if they are at home or on the go. Our Quillion chipset is designed to deliver gigabit broadband to every home, using broadband technologies like fiber to complement 5G in massive scale access networks. This allows operators to efficiently connect more people with higher speeds, and positively impacts their business case.”
    For operators planning to roll out next-generation fiber access networks, the Quillion chipset powers Nokia’s 16-port Multi-PON line card, which supports both GPON and NG-PON on each port. This allows operators with an existing GPON network to simply “switch on” NG-PON services on each port without recabling or disrupting the GPON service.
    Quillion has also been optimized to allow for low-latency applications that are critical for 5G transport and has built-in programmability to support intents that pave the way toward automated workflows, such as network slicing for 5G transport.

    The Quillion chipset family also gives operators with copper infrastructure access to the highest density G.fast and Vplus solutions on the market. Helping to reduce rack space by 50% and power consumption by 10%, Nokia’s enhanced copper solutions with Quillion chipsets enable operators to support more customers without increasing the cabinet size. This is critical for providers confined by the capacity and space of a given cabinet or node, and eliminates investment in additional rackspace, cabinets or nodes needed to serve more customers or deliver enhanced ultra-broadband services.
    Julie Kunstler, Principal Analyst at Ovum said: “Nokia’s Quillion chipset family supports diverse upgrade scenarios, whether large-scale, high-density migrations or selective migrations, across multi-vendor and multi-access technologies. It also incorporates time-critical and low-latency capabilities, enabling the use of 5G for both access and transport applications by customers. These functions are essential for operators transitioning to next-generation networks.”
    Did you know
    Operators will have different approaches for NG-PON migration. Our analyses show that for massive migrations, the Multi-PON solution is better approach. In lower volume deployments, a NG-PON overlay with external co-existence element is a better fit. Nokia has full portfolio that can address any migration scenario.
    The Quillion chipsets provides industry leading density and capacity enhancements to Nokia’s copper solutions that include: VDSL2: 768p (FD), Vplus: 384p (MX, FD) and G.fast: 144p 106MHz and 96p 212MHz (MX).
    About Nokia
    We create the technology to connect the world. We develop and deliver the industry’s only end-to-end portfolio of network equipment, software, services and licensing that is available globally. Our customers include communications service providers whose combined networks support 6.1 billion subscriptions, as well as enterprises in the private and public sector that use our network portfolio to increase productivity and enrich lives.
    Through our research teams, including the world-renowned Nokia Bell Labs, we are leading the world to adopt end-to-end 5G networks that are faster, more secure and capable of revolutionizing lives, economies and societies. Nokia adheres to the highest ethical business standards as we create technology with social purpose, quality and integrity. www.nokia.com
  2. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 10:26

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    US pushes for Western rival to Huawei

    Officials suggest funnelling money to Nokia and Ericsson to help them compete with Chinese telecoms group










    The Trump administration has largely failed to persuade its allies to cut Huawei from its 5G networks, partly because of a lack of a serious alternative © AP









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    The US is looking at ways to funnel money to Huawei’s European rivals, as officials warn that the Chinese company is becoming dangerously dominant in the global race for the next generation of mobile communications. Officials in the US government have suggested issuing credit to companies such as Nokia and Ericsson to enable them to match the generous financing terms that Huawei offers to its customers, according to two people with knowledge of the situation. The move is part of a wider push to fund a rival to the Chinese company, which is the largest telecoms equipment maker in the world, but which the US believes poses a security risk to it and its allies.One senior government official said: “We gave up our superiority in making telecoms equipment decades ago, and now we are realising that this might not have been the best choice for national security reasons. Almost every department and agency is desperately looking right now for ways to get back into this game.”

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    “If we don’t, Huawei could soon be the only option for anyone wanting to roll out 5G networks.”Another said: “This is one of the big concerns of the government right now. Everyone from the defence department, to the commerce department, to the department of homeland security, is looking at this.” The White House declined to comment. Huawei sells 28 per cent of the world’s telecoms equipment, according to Dell’Oro, the market research company. Ericsson and Nokia are its closest rivals. Both companies declined to comment. To the consternation of the Trump administration, there is no US group that can build the radio equipment to transfer signals between mobile phones and the towers or sites that make up the network.Some officials believe the best way to counteract Huawei’s dominance is to make sure its rivals can match the Chinese company’s multibillion-dollar credit lines from China’s state banks that allow it to offer much longer payment terms than most of its rivals.Others in Washington are pushing instead to foster a homegrown rival to Huawei, and have asked large American telecoms equipment companies such as Oracle and Cisco whether they would consider entering the radio transmission market. Both companies have rebuffed such suggestions, according to two people familiar with the discussions, warning it would be too expensive and time-consuming to do so. The Trump administration is also looking closely at incentives to encourage US companies to invest in new 5G technology, including software which enables pieces of equipment from different companies to communicate with each other. This would allow telecoms providers to buy equipment off the shelf from multiple vendors, rather than relying on one company to build an entire network, the kind of work in which Huawei specialises.For example, officials have been in talks with Altiostar, a Massachusetts-based company that makes such software, to work out how to support it. Possibilities include funding rural internet providers with hundreds of millions of dollars to rip out Huawei equipment and replace it with American or western technology — a plan which is currently making its way through Congress. Altiostar is also urging the administration to force hardware companies to make their products accessible to its software, while some of its backers want additional tax breaks to encourage US participation on international telecoms standards bodies.Thierry Maupilé, executive vice-president at Altiostar, said in an interview: “We do not need to create another Huawei, there is an alternative. Our product is very attractive to the administration, but we need them to help support the US supply chain.”
  3. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 10:32

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    Zojuist zeer belangrijk nieuws geplaatst,we konden wel eens de laagste koers hebben gezien vrijdag,de Markt gaat inzien dat NOK wel heel laag staat!!
  4. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 10:39

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    Henri2 hours ago
    www.nordnet.fi/fullscreen/uutiset/100...

    ReplyReplies (2)1

    Tickerguy4 hours ago
    IS NOKIA PRICED “FOR PERFORMANCE ONLY” or “FOR EXPECTED PERFORMANCE? (10-08-2019)

    As we near the end of the third quarter of 2019 many analysts view Nokia as a large international company with significant debt, low margins, and spotty management performance. In addition, Nokia is viewed as a company whose operating income and profit margins are held hostage by the macro-economics of the world and on a micro-economic level under pressure from low cost Chinese competitors. Hence, most analysts and mutual funds have low expectations for Nokia shares. Most long-term investors will stipulate to all the factors mentioned here, but what about the road ahead--tomorrow and beyond?

    SOME PROOF

    Despite the conditions mentioned in the previous paragraph Nokia reported a surprisingly strong second quarter. The conundrum: shareholders were punished for that performance with the stock declining since the second quarter report and now trading near its low of the year. While one must accept the pressures on the industry and the ragged turn-around performance of the company, 2019 is a turning point for the company and its second quarter report is an omen for the astute investor that things are about to radically and permanently change for Nokia for the better.

    In the investing world one often finds stocks that are priced "for performance only” and others that are priced “for expected Performance". When management has a proven track record of success its shares are priced for expected performance--- as investors anticipate the company's performance 6 to 12 months in the future.

    MORE PROOF NEEDED

    When management does not have a proven track record of success its shares are priced “for performance only”. Such is the case with Nokia. It doesn’t matter that management promises margins will increase to 12-16% or that earnings will increase by 50% next year or that their new product line has a massive market ahead and will grow at over a 70% CAGR for the next five years or more. So far, Nokia has proven none of it, only after it is proven will the shares respond. However, there is one thing that is more than just a promise and management has delivered on it,--- its shares have a 4% dividend. A nice perk while waiting for Rajeev Suri and his team to prove themselves.

    Long-term investors can only hope Nokia’s third quarter report, even if somewhat weaker than quarter two, will provide proof that improvement is happening, and that management is delivering on its goals.
  5. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 10:43

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    Het artikel hierboven is de juiste insteek,als NOK met de cijfers die over twee weken gaan komen,kan laten zien dat de turn-around gaat komen ligt de weg omhoog voor een langdurige periode.
  7. jessebrown 8 oktober 2019 13:04

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    Jammer deze slag hebben ze verloren.
    Telia Norway selects Ericsson as Sole 5G RAN Provider

    Dienstag, 08.10.2019 12:45 von PR Newswire - Aufrufe: 18





    PR Newswire
    WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 2019
    WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --
    As 5G partner and sole RAN vendor, this contract will allow Ericsson to enable nationwide 5G in Telia Norway's next-generation network by 2023
    Ericsson Radio System hardware and software, including Ericsson Spectrum Sharing and 5G New Radio (NR), to be deployed
    Ericsson will also modernize Telia Norway's entire radio network to meet growing consumer and industrial needs
    Nordic communications service provider Telia has selected Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) as its sole 5G radio access network (RAN) vendor for its next-generation nationwide network in Norway.
    Hardware and software products and solutions from Ericsson Radio System, including 5G New Radio (5G NR), will be deployed across the network. Ericsson will also modernize Telia Norway's entire radio network as part of the move to 5G, including deployment of the industry-unique Ericsson Spectrum Sharing software, which will enable Telia to share its spectrum between 4G and 5G use.

    Both partners anticipate that 5G rollout will begin in 2020, and that the first 5G commercial services will be available next year too. Ericsson and Telia aim to provide nationwide 5G coverage in Norway by end of 2023.
    In addition to enhanced mobile broadband, Telia Norway is exploring the potential of 5G to enable sustainable new opportunities, including in the Internet of Things (IoT), Industry 4.0, for enterprises, the home, and smart cities. Telia Norway and Ericsson are already partnering on 5G pilot network in Trondheim, Norway, incorporating smart transport, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) functionalities.
    Abraham Foss, CEO, Telia Norway, says: "In short, the realization of 5G will enable us to be at the forefront of digitalization. It will help us to transform both industry and infrastructure in Norway and bring the next generation of possibilities into reality. For this reason, our goal is to bring nationwide 5G coverage within the next four years, and we're very pleased to be taking a leading role in this continued development of Norway with our partner Ericsson."
    Arun Bansal, President of Europe and Latin America, Ericsson, says: "We are pleased to strengthen our position in the Nordic countries through this landmark 5G deal with Telia Norway. We will work closely in partnership with Telia Norway to bring the best possible commercial 5G experiences to their customers. This includes working with Telia Norway to enable the innovative Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 benefits that this new connectivity platform will bring to Norway as the country embraces digitalization."

    Ericsson is currently live with commercial 5G in 19 customer networks across 15 countries, spanning four continents.
  10. forum rang 4 Tartessos 9 oktober 2019 16:07

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    Vraagje:

    Als je Duitse aandelen hebt dan betaal je Duitse dividend belasting. 25%.
    Een deel kan je terug krijgen heb ik begrepen, hoe weet ik echter niet.
    Weet iemand dit?

    Nokia staat oa genoteerd in Parijs. Als Nokia dividend uitbetaald welke belasting betaal je dan? Frans of Fins?
    En kan je dat ook terugkrijgen? Hoe?

  12. forum rang 6 effegenoeg 9 oktober 2019 16:30

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    quote:

    Tartessos schreef op 9 oktober 2019 16:07:

    Vraagje:

    Als je Duitse aandelen hebt dan betaal je Duitse dividend belasting. 25%.
    Een deel kan je terug krijgen heb ik begrepen, hoe weet ik echter niet.
    Weet iemand dit?

    Nokia staat oa genoteerd in Parijs. Als Nokia dividend uitbetaald welke belasting betaal je dan? Frans of Fins?
    En kan je dat ook terugkrijgen? Hoe?

    Ik vermoed van de Franse beurs.
    Er wordt 30% ingehouden.
    Het schijnt te kunnen maar vereist enige kennis.
    Ik heb 2K in porto en laat daarbij 120€ liggen op jaarbasis aan dividend belasting.
  14. jessebrown 10 oktober 2019 09:55

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    Nokia enhances Fixed Wireless Access Portfolio with more options for 4G and 5G deployments

    Donnerstag, 10.10.2019 08:00 von GlobeNewswire - Aufrufe: 36





    New FastMile 5G indoor gateway adds frequency bands to expand regional coverage for operators
    Nokia adds FastMile 4G indoor gateways and outdoor receivers to enable operators to immediately rollout FWA services in areas with 4G networks
    10 October 2019
    Espoo, Finland – Nokia today introduced several new additions to its Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) portfolio that bring greater flexibility to FWA deployments. Nokia’s new FastMile 5G Gateway supports additional 5G bands to increase regional coverage, introduces new features that simplify self-install and integrates Wi-Fi 6 to ensure 5G speeds and low latency are carried to every corner of the home. For those operators looking to maximize their 4G investments, Nokia’s new FastMile 4G gateways and receivers deliver many of the same innovative features.
    With Gigabit speeds becoming a new benchmark for consumers, 5G FWA provides mobile operators with a unique opportunity to capture new revenue while improving their 5G business case with bundled services. For converged operators, 5G FWA represents another tool in the toolkit to deliver massive scale access with a seamless mix of fiber, copper, coax, and 5G RAN technologies to overcome deployment obstacles, reduce costs and accelerate time to market.
    The new additions to Nokia’s Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) portfolio include:
    New FastMile 5G Gateway - The enhanced Gateway adds 5G New Radio (NR) bands to support deployments around the globe. It contains a high-gain antenna (11 dBi) to give consumers a stronger signal and more bandwidth. For operators this ensures that higher speeds can be delivered to more subscribers over their Radio Acces Network. Plug-and-play features allow subscribers to install at their convenience, and compatibility with Nokia’s in-home WiFi solution ensures a seamless ultra-broadband experience is achieved in every corner of the home.
    New FastMile 4G Gateway – New FastMile 4G gateways delivers up to 4dBi of gain and compatibility with Nokia’s in-home WiFi solution. For areas where signal strengths are weak, new FastMile Multiband receivers feature up to 11dBi of gain. Installation of Nokia outdoor receivers is facilitated with the Nokia Wireless application, which provides step-by-step instructions for installing the device and activating the service.
    Nokia is trialing its FastMile 5G solution with more than 30 service providers and is starting to deploy the solution around the globe with operators such as Optus.
    .
    Jeff Heynen, Sr. Research Director, Dell’Oro Group, said: “Fixed wireless access continues to grow globally as both mobile and fixed broadband providers seek to expand the reach of their broadband services. Spectrum band flexibility and higher-gain receivers will be critical components for operators to deploy fixed wireless access services across large portions of their subscriber base.”

    Sandra Motley, President of Fixed Networks at Nokia, said: “5G fixed wireless access is a critical technology complementing our existing fiber, copper and coax access solutions. With our new 5G FastMile gateway, any operator owning spectrum can deliver true fixed-grade gigabit services to homes and businesses.”
    To learn more about Nokia’s offering, network operators, customers, press and analysts are welcome to visit the Nokia booth, stand E20 at BBWF in the RAI, Amsterdam from 15 to 17 October 2019.
    Did you know
    New FastMile 5G products will support 5G NR in both NSA (Non-StandAlone) and SA (StandAlone) modes
    Nokia has demonstrated peak speeds of up to 1.85Gbps
    Nokia’s FastMile 5G gateway works with Nokia mesh Wi-Fi and WiFi 6 to deliver the speeds and latency of 5G to every corner of the home
    5G FWA represent a growing opportunity for operators with subscriber revenue predicted to reach 7.4 billion dollars by 2023. 1
  16. FORT1944 10 oktober 2019 11:06

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    Nokia is top aandeel qua patenten in G5 , natuurlijk moet men kunnen cashen !
    Nokia heeft met BELL LAB de touwtjes in handen voor de nieuwe standaard , dat moet nu gaan opbrengen in 2020 en daarna !
  17. jessebrown 10 oktober 2019 11:08

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    quote:

    Tartessos schreef op 10 oktober 2019 10:11:

    Nokia gast alleen maar naar beneden .... niet goed
    Ja ik moet je gelijk geven,ondanks er zoveel mooi nieuws naar buiten komt en er ook weer veel koopadviezen van grote zakenbanken voorbij komen,doet het aandeel het zeer zwak,zelfs Ericcson doet het beter,de komende kwartaalcijfers gaan de richting bepalen,de markt (partijen) die het aandeel geheel in greep hebben daar heerst een groot wantrouwen (het verleden van meer als 10jr underperformen)
  19. forum rang 4 Tartessos 10 oktober 2019 15:44

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    Nobelprijs is voor de (oude) uitvinders / grondleggers van de lithium batterij.
    Omdat het -achteraf - bijdraagtbaan een lage wereldvuitstoot van CO2.
    Volgens mij staat het los van Nokia’s nieuwe batterij.
  20. forum rang 4 Tartessos 10 oktober 2019 15:51

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    Ik heb navraag gedaan bij Nokia / press Office.
    Niet meer nieuws bekend over de super lithium accu en Nobelprijs staat hier los van.
  21. forum rang 6 de tuinman 10 oktober 2019 16:14

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    quote:

    Tartessos schreef op 10 oktober 2019 15:44:

    Nobelprijs is voor de (oude) uitvinders / grondleggers van de lithium batterij.
    Omdat het -achteraf - bijdraagtbaan een lage wereldvuitstoot van CO2.
    Volgens mij staat het los van Nokia’s nieuwe batterij.
    Mijn excuses, ik las over de nobel prijs en moest denken aan de nieuwe batterij van Nokia.

    'Offers 2.5 times the battery life in the same volume as the current market leading super slim battery'

    Kan wel een gamechanger zijn voor bv de mobiele telefoon. Maar ook voor groene energie opslag en derg.
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