In the global race for 5G supremacy, Nokia bet big on the wrong computer chip. Now it is trying to make up market share lost to rivals such as Huawei.
In the global race for 5G supremacy, Nokia Corp. bet big on the wrong computer chip.
The Finnish giant invested in a costly processor to power the hardware it has been selling to wireless carriers, which are now building out 5G networks around the world. Customers, though, preferred a cheaper, less energy-intensive version offered by rivals Huawei Technologies Co. and Ericsson AB.
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