Nokia wins order from Telus for broadband network

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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Mobile phone giant
Nokia said on Tuesday it had signed a deal to provide infrastructure to Canada's Telus Corp for a new broadband network.

The Finnish company said its products would be used to build and support the next-generation (ADSL2+) broadband network being set up by Telus, Canada's second largest phone company.

The companies gave no financial details for the deal.

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TELUS Selects Nokia For Broadband Rollout In Western Canada

Mobile telecommunications giant
Nokia will supply broadband infrastructure to build and support Canada’s TELUS next-generation IP broadband access network, the firm said Tuesday.

Nokia said TELUS has picked Nokia’s D500 IP DSLAM multiservice platform for its next IP network.

“Today’s announcement with TELUS demonstrates our broader networking capabilities spanning both fixed and mobile arenas,” said Kevin Kelly, general manager, Fixed Operator Solutions, Nokia Networks.

The Nokia D500 IP DSLAM multiservice platform is equipped with ADSL2+ technology and is targeted for use in high-speed broadband applications.

The D500 architecture is versatile, able to support residential or business broadband services from either heavily-populated central areas or remote outdoor sites, Nokia said. TELUS has some 4.7 million network access lines and 4.1 million wireless customers in Western Canada.

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