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Nokia Acquires Mesaplexx for Compact Radio Systems Expert

Nokia Acquires Mesaplexx for Compact Radio Systems Expert

Nokia has recently completed the acquisition of the Australian company Mesaplexx Pty Ltd, continuing to invest in technology innovation for the best mobile broadband experience. Mesaplexx is well known for its unique know-how in developing compact, high performance radio frequency (RF) filter technology for the mobile industry.

Nokia is continually improving its radio systems whilst making them smaller, lighter and more efficient. The Nokia Flexi family of radio access base stations offers cutting-edge solutions that balance energy efficiency, power output and form factor. Adding the very advanced Mesaplexx technology can enhance them further, potentially reducing small cells form factor by 30% or more.

Every base station needs RF filters, for example to ensure that spectrum can be shared within the same geographical area and that the same antenna can serve for both transmit and receive purposes, said Nokia. The Mesaplexx expertise could help improve radio performance, leading to higher capacity and more efficient networks. This technology would also help reduce overall cost and power consumption and keep radio signal loss to a minimum, it added.

Those familiar with radio technologies know that while there has been a lot of progress in recent years, filters are one area where new innovations can still yield significant improvements in performance. This company’s stand-out expertise has the potential to achieve that.”

- Marc Rouanne, Executive Vice President, Mobile Broadband , Nokia

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