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Nokia signs a contract with Broadcom to buy 5G chips

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June 17, 2020 - Updated on November 19, 2020
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Nokia signs a contract to buy 5G chips which are special designs and becomes third company after Intel and Marvell in signing with Broadcom. Nokia expects to take 35% of 5G products after the end of 2020.

According to Industry Insider, Nokia makes network with other two suppliers beside Broadcom to expand the 5G network.

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Sandro, Nokia’s Mobile Marketing Director told to Reuters “Market develops very fast. So company needs to produces the products faster. If we use only one supplier, we can’t send our 5G products a lot.

Now Nokia is giving 5G services to USA and most of the countries.

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