Orange has outsourced the running of its U.K. mobile networks to Nokia Siemens Networks, Total Telecom learnt yesterday.
Speaking at an investor day in Paris yesterday, Orange revealed that a contract with the vendor will enable it reduce the cost of running those networks by 20%.
In addition, the France Telecom-owned company outlined its plans to become Spain's leading alternative operator - including the possibility of sharing a next-generation access network rollout project - and said it had not ruled out the possibility of acquiring Spanish mobile operator Yoigo.
For more on Orange's investor day, see our comprehensive round-up on Total Telecom.
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