Nokia has signalled fresh commitment towards 5G infrastructure with the acquisition of Eta Devices—a small US-based startup that specialises in improving power efficiency at base stations. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based outfit has around 20 staff, some of whom work at its research and development site in Stockholm, Sweden. Nokia said it hoped the buyout, financial details of which weren’t disclosed, allow it “to enhance base station energy efficiency, an increasingly important area for operators on the path to 4.9G and 5G.” Read 4 remaining paragraphs | Comments
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Nokia makes a play for 5G with purchase of US startup
