Global tech giant Huawei has launched its first-ever one-stop shop for startups and developers in the region. Through this initiative, Huawei aims to empower innovative entrepreneurs in the region by accessing advanced capabilities and enabling technologies.

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Huawei and its key partners in Saudi Arabia focused and discussed the importance of partnerships and open collaborations in creating a win-win situation for all parties during its virtual Saudi Core Partner Convention 2021.

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Nokia announced that it has been selected by Net4Mobility, the joint venture between Swedish mobile operators, Tele2 and Telenor, to roll out commercial 5G services across significant areas of Sweden in a five-year deal. Nokia will supply equipment from its comprehensive AirScale portfolio helping Net4Mobility to deliver game-changing ultra-high-speed, low-latency, and highly secure 5G connectivity to its subscribers. The move will also enable a range of new use cases across Industry 4.0, entertainment, cloud gaming, transportation, education, and healthcare. Nokia will replace the incumbent vendor with deployment already underway.

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Ericsson released an update following the 5G equipment testing invitation it received from China’s four major telecom operators. The Stockholm-based company is currently in the process of issuing a half a billion euro unsecured 8-year bond under its euro medium-term note (EMTN) program.

Read more: Ericsson remains at stake amid current Sweden-China relations

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