Nokia will launch a "borderless internet of things (IoT) network" next month, and is calling on the world's largest multinational corporations to collaborate or take it up as a white-label solution. The real litmus test will be what scraps make it through the claws of the networking giant and into the pockets of the operators. The company said that its new IoT network would be based in Finland, but declined to give any further details about how many people are working on it. Critics argue WING will eat into the managed services model, which operators rely on for revenue.
Nokia will launch a "borderless internet of things (IoT) network" next month, and is calling on the world's largest multinational corporations to collaborate or take it up as a white-label solution. The company said that its new IoT network would be based in Finland, but declined to give any further details about how many people are working on it. Critics argue WING will eat into the managed services model, which operators rely on for revenue.