Nokia’s sale of its Wi-Fi box business ignited an 8% stock surge, marking a strategic shift toward 5G and high-value network infrastructure.
Key takeaways
- Why Nokia’s Divestment of Its Wi-Fi Box Business Signals a Strategic Shift
- Nokia didn’t just offload a commodity product line—it cut loose from a low-margin, competitive slog to bet harder on its high-stakes future: network infrastructure, 5G...
- The home Wi-Fi market has turned into a brutal game: razor-thin margins, constant price wars, and little room for differentiation. Nokia’s routers and mesh devices wer...
- By trimming consumer-facing clutter, Nokia can direct R&D dollars to areas with higher barriers to entry: programmable networks, edge computing, and 5G integration. Th...
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