02 Jan 2008
Nokia is buying UK network software firm Apertio for around €140m (£104m).
The deal is expected to be finalised in the first quarter of 2008 and will see Apertio provide supporting architecture to Nokia Siemens Networks.
Apertio's real-time data platforms will allow the mobile phone giant to manage large volumes of live information.
"The race is on to deliver seamless and highly targeted services to end-users across various access devices and this requires a unified approach to subscriber data" said Jürgen Walter, head of Nokia Siemens Networks’ converged core business unit.
"Enabling access to this information in real-time means you can profile subscribers and deliver new services and advertising appropriately."
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