Inseego Corp. announced it will acquire Nokia's Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) business, a move expected to nearly double Inseego's revenue and enhance its position as a global leader in wireless broadband. The deal includes Nokia taking an approximately 11% stake in Inseego, combining acquisition payment and additional investment. Both companies plan to collaborate on 6G, AI-driven wireless edge innovations, and market initiatives, aiming to leverage AI and next-gen networks. The transaction is expected to close in Q4 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and other conditions.
Nokia's stock has surged 140% over the past year, driven by strong momentum in AI and cloud orders, with AI and cloud revenue growing 49% in Q1. The company secured €1 billion in new firm orders and upgraded its 2026 growth guidance for Network Infra...
Nokia has signed an agreement with Taiwan Mobile to expand their 5G partnership by deploying Nokia's AirScale portfolio and AI-driven software to modernize Taiwan Mobile's network. This upgrade aims to enhance network performance, automation, and sus...
