Telenor Group awarded an international frame agreement to Nokia for DSL solutions and related services for networks in Norway, Sweden and other relevant markets. Under the two-year deal, which also includes options for a further two years, Nokia will supply its latest generation D500 IP DSLAM. Deployments are expected to cover around 200,000 lines during 2004. http://www.nokia.com
Telenor Group Chooses Nokia for DSL Expansion
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