Aurelius to buy Nokia's Enterprise Campus Edge unit

Nokia has reached a definitive deal to sell its Enterprise Campus Edge division to Aurelius. The unit had been included in a strategic review that Nokia launched late last year.
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[paragraph] No extra. Ensure no copying source phrasing. Headline "Aurelius to buy Nokia's Enterprise Campus Edge unit"; summary "Nokia has reached a definitive deal to sell its Enterprise Campus Edge division to Aurelius. The unit had been included in a strategic review that Nokia launched late last year." We must not copy source phrasing. Avoid exact phrases? "definitive deal" maybe source. Use "definitive agreement" okay? Source says "definitive deal". "Enterprise Campus Edge division" is proper name. "strategic review" is source. Can use? It's a common term, but source phrasing. "included in a strategic review" maybe. We can rephrase: "Nokia has agreed to divest its Enterprise Campus Edge business to Aurelius under a definitive agreement. That unit was part of a review of strategic options Nokia started late last year." This is original enough. "strategic review" maybe unavoidable. But okay. Need under 120 words total. Let's craft expanded one paragraph: "Nokia has agreed to dive