Nokia Networks announced two deals that will bolster the network implementation services it offers customers, with the US a particular area of focus.
The acquisition of SAC Wireless, an infrastructure and network deployment solutions vendor based in Illinois, is touted as complementing Nokia’s in-house expertise in the US and bringing “clear revenue synergies”.
Nokia said the addition of SAC should also allow it to address the complexities that often hinder rollouts “head-on”.
No financial details were given for the transaction, which is expected to close in the third quarter of the year, subject to regulatory approval.
Nokia also announced the acquisition of advanced geolocation capabilities from Nice Systems, to help with the planning and optimisation of mobile networks. The deal gives the infrastructure vendor access to tools, technical expertise and the rights to develop the technology further.
The technology uses 3D modelling to provide more accurate data in performance of multivendor networks. Nokia said the technology “helps to provide deep insight into traffic trends and the performance of mobile broadband networks”.
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