Nokia walks the walk about its RAN to play on Uncle Sam’s China fears

The article discusses Nokia’s launch of a U.S. Federal Solutions unit to sell telecommunications and tactical private wireless systems to U.S. federal agencies, aligning with Washington’s push to avoid Chinese-made equipment from Huawei and ZTE in critical infrastructure. It frames the move within broader national security concerns, domestic manufacturing preferences, and market competition with Ericsson, while noting past controversies and the premium nature of “tactical” networking offerings.