E.ON Partners with Nokia for Network Upgrade
E.ON Group, an energy company, has signed a five-year deal with Nokia to modernize its mission-critical communications infrastructure.
The initial project in Germany is expected to serve as a blueprint for other units in Europe. The upgraded network is anticipated to reduce energy consumption by up to 50% compared to the current IP and optical infrastructure.
Nokia's new equipment will improve security and operational resilience, offering scalability, operational flexibility, and responsiveness.
- IP routing and switching
- Optical transport
- Fixed broadband access
- Network automation
Nokia will provide the full suite of next-generation networking solutions under the agreement.
Author's summary: E.ON partners with Nokia for a network upgrade.
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