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If Europe and the U.S. are to compete effectively with China and Huawei, they need Nokia to start getting 5G right.It's a shame, Nokia betted on a superior chip, which would have been better for consumers and engineers, but it was more expensive, so Nokia lost out, but it still has a chance.Finland's Champion Nokia Is Letting the Side Down on Huawei and 5G
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If Europe and the U.S. are to compete effectively with China and Huawei, they need Nokia to start getting 5G right.It's a shame, Nokia betted on a superior chip, which would have been better for consumers and engineers, but it was more expensive, so Nokia lost out, but it still has a chance.Finland's Champion Nokia Is Letting the Side Down on Huawei and 5G
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If Europe and the U.S. are to compete effectively with China and Huawei, they need Nokia to start getting 5G right.
It's a shame, Nokia betted on a superior chip, which would have been better for consumers and engineers, but it was more expensive, so Nokia lost out, but it still has a chance.
Finland's Champion Nokia Is Letting the Side Down on Huawei and 5G