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Nokia
10,001+ employees
Provides mobile, fixed, and cloud network solutions
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Junior, Mid
India
- Researching software for various products, services, systems, and tools
- Architecting software solutions
- Designing software components
- Developing software applications
- Testing software for quality assurance
- Defining software and system components
- Creating software solutions
- Integrating software and system components
- Verifying software functionality
- Modifying software to meet requirements and specifications
Nokia provides technology solutions for mobile, fixed, and cloud networks, catering to communication service providers, enterprises, and consumers. Its products include advanced network infrastructure and software that support the deployment and management of 5G networks, Industry 4.0 applications, and the metaverse. Nokia's offerings generate revenue through the sale of network equipment, software licenses, and subscription services. A key aspect that sets Nokia apart from competitors is its extensive portfolio of patents, which it licenses to other technology companies. The company's goal is to enhance productivity, sustainability, and inclusivity across various sectors through its innovative solutions.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Espoo, Finland
Founded
1865
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Growing demand for private 5G networks boosts Nokia's market opportunities in industrial sectors.
- Strategic partnerships with Google and Microsoft enhance Nokia's 5G and cloud capabilities.
- Investment in quantum computing positions Nokia as a leader in secure communications.
What critics are saying
- Intense competition from Huawei and Ericsson threatens Nokia's 5G market share.
- Geopolitical tensions could impact Nokia's global operations and partnerships.
- Rapid AI advancements may require Nokia to increase R&D investments to remain competitive.
What makes Nokia unique
- Nokia leads in 5G network solutions with strategic partnerships and innovative technologies.
- The company excels in private wireless networks, serving diverse sectors like maritime and defense.
- Nokia's extensive patent portfolio strengthens its competitive position in the technology market.
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Company News
Nokia, in collaboration with industry partners, tested 5G technology in a defense scenario during Joint Viking 2025, a Norwegian military exercise.
Com4, a full MVNO and part of the Wireless Logic Group, has selected Nokia as the main supplier for its new 5G Standalone Core.
Nokia announced that it has been selected by CoreSite, an American Tower company empowering critical business and AI workloads that impact everyday life through interconnected data center solutions, to deliver an IP routing-based edge and core network solution across 30 data centers in 11 U.S. markets.
Nokia will link 30 CoreSite data centers across 11 US markets in support of a growing push toward connecting AI and high-performance workloads between Edge environments.The agreement will have CoreSite tapping Nokia’s 7250 Interconnect Routers to manage routing of data storage and processing at the CoreSite colocation centers and Nokia’s 7750 Service Router to provide IP interconnectivity within the data center campus. These systems will use Nokia’s Service Router Operating System to integrate with CoreSite’s existing environment.The updates will power CoreSite data centers that currently serve nearly 40,000 customer interconnections. These include on-ramps to cloud providers and on-premises private data center locations.American Tower acquired CoreSite in 2021. The deal was framed as a way for American Tower to expand monetization of its physical assets.Nokia launched the 7250 router architecture in mid-2020. The portfolio spans top-of-rack switches, spine switches, super-spine switches, and modular chassis spine switches with support for 400 Gb/s, 100 Gb/s, 50 Gb/s, 40 Gb/s, 25 Gb/s, 10 Gb/s and 1 Gb/s interfaces.Nokia’s 7750 core routers use the vendor’s FP5 routing silicon, which includes its FP5 line cards that can support current 100 Gb/s and 400 Gb/s Ethernet traffic as well as next-generation 800 Gb/s Ethernet with lower power consumption compared to the previous line card iteration while still being able to operate on the same network with those legacy products.Nokia unveiled its FP5 silicon in mid-2021. The power-rich programmable routing chip is targeted at high-bandwidth use cases like 5G backhaul and industrial IoT networks.The CoreSite deal continues Nokia’s deeper push into the data center networking space
VIRGINIA, USA - Nokia today announced that it has delivered its Banshee tactical private wireless solutions to the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA), reinforcing the US Marine Corps' commitment to provide seamless, secure, and resilient communications for tactical operations.