Nokia finishes the year on a relative high
Finnish kit vendor Nokia banked a bit more profit than expected in Q4 2019, to finish a tough year on a slightly positive note.
Finnish kit vendor Nokia banked a bit more profit than expected in Q4 2019, to finish a tough year on a slightly positive note.
Vodafone group reported solid Q4 2019 numbers for Europe but says it will have to blow €200 million on swapping Huawei out of many of its network cores.
The latest global tablet shipment numbers from Strategy Analytics show the overall market shrank by 10% in Q4 but was otherwise boringly stable.
The Strategy Analytics numbers for the Q4 2019 global smartphone market are out and a couple vendors fared much better than the rest.
Sales at kit vendor Ericsson barely grew in Q4 2019, with most of the blame being pinned on the protracted merger of T-Mobile US and Sprint.
Video streaming giant Netflix reported revenue growth of 31% on the back of 21% subscriber growth, but it will face a lot more competition this year.
US semiconductor firm Micron Technologies has said it expects a greatly improved 2020 after US authorities granted the firm a licence to trade with its largest customer, Huawei.
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