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After losing Nokia, crisis-hit Intel seeks network assets buyer
Nokia is substituting Arm-based chips for Intel silicon in its latest 5G products amid talk of a possible Ericsson takeover of Intel assets.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: FTTH rollout slows in France; the Mouse marches into the MENA region; Ofcom appoints new spectrum boss.
(Source: Openreach)Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, has appointed David Willis as its new group director for spectrum. His primary task will be to oversee Ofcom's Spectrum Group, which aims to ensure that the UK's wireless spectrum is used efficiently. Most recently Willis was President of the Communications Research Centre, the Government of Canada's research center for advanced wireless telecommunications, though he has also held senior positions at BlackBerry and Nortel Networks. Ofcom says that a previous appointment, Dan Lloyd, was unable to take up the role of group director for spectrum due to "family reasons."— Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, Light Reading
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