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Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has joined RE100, a global initiative led by the Climate Group in partnership with non-profit organisation CDP, which brings together the world’s influential businesses to commit to 100% renewable electricity.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has deployed its artificial intelligence-powered Scene Analytics technology for a proof of concept to Genk, Belgium to quantify the level of noise pollution along one of the city’s high streets.

A Nokia official in the Oceania region says he is satisfied with the uptake of 5G in Australia, pointing out that about 80% of the smartphones sold in the country are now 5G-capable.

The first System on Chip (SoC) developed by the Finnish SoC Hub consortium has been taped out. The project partners will focus next on improving the design, automation and performance of the SoC. The first of the three chips to be developed by the consortium will be ready for deployment in early 2022.

Nokia and Rally announced the first deployment of Nokia’s Lightspan MF-2 fibre access node in North America, expanding broadband access to multi-dwelling units (MDUs) across Toronto.

South Korean retail tech company Shinsegae I&C will modernise its existing MPLS-Virtual Private Network transport network with Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia’s IP/MPLS solution to improve reliability, operational efficiency, and enhanced network security.

Nokia announced that it is ready to supply its O-RAN fronthaul multi-vendor solution to NTT DOCOMO's 5G network following successful testing. The move will enable the Japanese operator to further select independent combinations of hardware and software to optimise its network in the future.

Nokia and CityFibre have trialled the UK’s first 25G PON network to support 5G transport.

Nokia has deployed a private 5G standalone wireless network for Volkswagen at the car maker’s main plant in Wolfsburg, Germany.

Nokia and Türk Telekom have completed the first successful 25G PON trial in Turkey making it the fastest fibre network in the country. The laboratory trial took place in Türk Telekom Ankara Innovation Center and achieved downstream speeds of 20Gbps over a single wavelength.

Nokia announced that Japanese operator KDDI has selected Nokia’s 5G Core and Converged Charging software to support its transition to a fully automated, cloud-native 5G Core architecture.

The first Optus customers in Australia have now been connected to a multi band 5G standalone network as Optus launches Australia’s an end-to-end service trial of this 5G technology.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia and Bell Canada have conducted a 25G PON fibre broadband technology test in North America at Bell’s Advanced Technical Lab in Montréal, Québec.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia introduces multiple software-as-a-service services to communication service providers.

TPG Telecom says it has set a world record for a long-range video and voice call on a 5G network in a new demonstration that shows the reach and capability of the company’s recently switched-on 5G standalone core network.

According to a recently published report from Dell’Oro Group the ongoing supply chain shortage impacted the radio access network (RAN) market in the third quarter, with multiple suppliers and operators now raising flags.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has appealed for accelerated digitalisation and green energy uptake as it eyes 100% renewable electricity in its own operations by 2025 in lieu of world leaders having convened in Glasgow, Scotland for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).

Telecommunications icon, Mr Gary Smith, has taken out the Australian communication industry’s most prestigious accolade; being awarded the title of Communications Ambassador 2021 at this year’s ACOMM Awards.

Nokia announced the opening of its 5G Futures Lab, officiated by the Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts Paul Fletcher, at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Tech Lab campus in Sydney.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has reached 4,000 patent families declared as essential to 5G standards, reflecting the company’s leadership in cellular technology R&D and standardisation.