Nokia CEO Rajiv Suri said that the company intends to start selling equipment to deploy 5G network in 2017. According to him, the new generation network will operate earlier than expected, but the 5G requires considerable financial investments and modernization of equipment. According to forecasts, the peak demand for equipment will have 5G by 2020.

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Nokia CEO Rajiv Suri said that the company intends to start selling equipment to deploy 5G network in 2017. According to him, the new generation network will operate earlier than expected, but the 5G requires considerable financial investments and modernization of equipment. According to forecasts, the peak demand for equipment will have 5G by 2020.

according to Reuters, the biggest demand for 4G equipment was recorded in 2015, when LTE networks are deployed in China. According to some experts, Nokia could face a decline in sales, as the transition to 5G is still only in the plans of many companies.

Rajeev Suri referred to the plans of South Korea deploy 5G network by the opening of the Olympic winter games in 2018. Progressive technology intends as soon as possible to use Japanese NTT DoCoMo.

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