Fearing Huawei curbs, Deutsche Telekom tells Nokia to shape up

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Nokia considered worst 5G performer.

Fearing Huawei curbs, Deutsche Telekom tells Nokia to shape up
Deutsche Telekom has told supplier Nokia it must improve its products and service to win business installing the German group's 5G wireless networks in Europe, according to internal documents and a source with direct knowledge of the matter. Europe's biggest telecoms operator has dropped Nokia ...

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