Nokia, originally founded as a pulp mill in 1865 [34, 35], has evolved from a household name in mobile phones to a global leader in [6, 11]. Today, Nokia.com serves as the primary hub for its innovations in 5G, 6G, artificial intelligence, and quantum-safe security [13, 14, 20]. Current Focus Areas
: Advancing AI-RAN innovation with partners like NVIDIA [13] and addressing the demands of the "AI supercycle" [14].
For further insights into their technical vision, you can explore the Nokia Blog for the latest industry updates or their Newsroom for corporate press releases.
While Nokia is no longer a primary manufacturer of mobile devices, the brand remains active in the consumer market through licensing:
: Developing quantum-safe network blueprints to protect critical infrastructure against future cryptographic threats [14, 20].
: Expanding 5G RAN deals, such as a recent 2026 partnership with Virgin Media O2 [13], and leading the transition to 6G [5, 25].
: Continued leadership through Nokia Bell Labs , focusing on responsible AI and space-based networking [7, 28]. What Happened to the Phones?
: Recent blog posts celebrate milestones like World IP Day 2026 and advancements in multiview live streaming [2, 5].
