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Nokia optical networking to help China Mobile achieve "Broadband China" strategy Helsinki Stock Exchange

Nokia awarded over 30% share of China Mobile's 2016-2017 new construction of optical network, which will meet the future needs of mobile subscribers on the world's largest 4G networkNokia's innovative 100G optical technologies to help China Mobile support its "Broadband China" strategy, meet rising mobile data demands in the cloud eraNokia will provide its recently announced flagship packet-optical transport platform, the Nokia 1830 PSS-24xBEIJING, Aug. 17, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nokia has been awarded over 30% of China Mobile's project to construct a 100G optical network in support of its rollout of mobile broadband services for the world's largest 4G network.Nokia's innovative optical technologies will help China Mobile achieve its ambitious "Broadband China" strategy.The win, part of Nokia's 2016 frame agreement with China Mobile, will see Nokia deploy a 100G Optical Transport Network (OTN) and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) backbone based on the recently announced 1830 PSS-24X packet optical transport system.

Nokia Clinches Part of China Mobile's 100G Network Project

China Mobile Ltd. CHL, the largest wireless operator in China and Finland-based Nokia Corporation NOK seem to have strengthened their alliance in the optical network space.China Mobile recently offered a 30% partnership to Nokia in its 2016-2017 100G optical network project to rollout mobile broadband services for the world's largest 4G network.The 100G optical network deal has been structured to support the 'Broadband China' strategy, the country's efforts to meet rising mobile data demand in the cloud era.

Nokia Corp. (ADR) Scores A Big Telco Win In China -- The Motley Fool

Nokia (NYSE:NOK) recently signed a new agreement with China Telecom (NYSE:CHA) to expand its 4G network across 19 Chinese provinces to meet growing subscriber demand.Nokia claims that the agreement "will provide faster access to mobile Internet services as well as improve coverage in urban and suburban areas."Let's see how this massive deal could help both companies.