Just as cable operators are increasingly shifting into wireless domains, one of the world’s largest suppliers of wireless equipment – Nokia – has decided to sell some of its pioneering cable assets to industry veteran Vecima Networks, a name we have associated more recently with pushing the trend of private and hybrid CDNs. Only last year, Canada-based Vecima told Faultline that the DAA market wasn’t growing nearly as fast as expected – bemoaning the complexities of multi-vendor environments inherent in Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) for bogging down deployments. At the time, Vecima referenced its ongoing DAA work with one “very large” North American cable operator customer – leading us to believe Vecima’s acquisition of Nokia’s Gainspeed business this week was…