Nokia has signed a contract with Deutsche Telekom to roll out a mobile network using Open Radio Access Network (ORAN) in more than 3,000 sites in Germany, the Finnish telecom equipment maker said in a statement on Wednesday.

The telecoms company will supply Open Radio Access Network technology, which uses cloud-based software and allows operators to build telecom networks using equipment from different suppliers.

Deutsche Telekom AG chose Nokia Oyj to roll out more than 3,000 open network sites in northern Germany, the Finnish equipment provider said on Wednesday.

Nokia (NYSE:NOK) and Fujitsu (OTCPK:FJTSF) (OTCPK:FJTSY) have been awarded a contract from Deutsche Telekom (OTCQX:DTEGY) (OTCQX:DTEGF) to roll out commercial Open RAN network-compliant technology in more than 3,

Nokia struck a deal with Deutsche Telekom to support the rollout of more than 3,000 open RAN-compliant sites in Northern Germany.

The deal also marks Nokia’s return as a supplier to “Europe’s largest network” and will see Nokia replace the incumbent vendor in the area covered in the agreement, as per the statement.