Nokia is a telecommunications company that is actively involved in the space industry, particularly in developing communication networks for lunar and Martian missions. Nokia Bell Labs is creating networking blueprints and building solutions to provide infrastructure for future space programs. They delivered the first cellular network to the Moon and are partnering with companies like Axiom Space to integrate 4G/LTE connectivity into spacesuits for NASA's Artemis III mission. Nokia's partners and customers include NASA, ESA, Intuitive Machines and Axiom Space.
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Nokia AVA Charging is highly scalable and supports environments in excess of 150 million subscribers.
Nokia is expanding MXIE capabilities by working with Siemens to integrate the Siemens MindConnect Software Agent on MXIE to connect industrial assets and systems.
Nokia MXIE uses an ecosystem-neutral approach allowing enterprises to deploy edge innovations from a public cloud, industrial partner cloud, and Industrial Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) onto MXIE.
Kyndryl leverages Nokia MXIE to design, deploy, and manage end-to-end industrial use cases for customers to achieve quicker returns on investment and improvements to industrial operations.
Nokia will provide equipment from its AirScale portfolio including AirScale base stations powered by Nokia’s ReefShark system-on-chip chipsets.
Nokia will provide AirScale Single RAN equipment to support AST SpaceMobile in providing mobile services to new and existing subscribers in regions not served by terrestrial networks.
AST SpaceMobile will conduct testing worldwide with leading mobile network operators using BlueWalker 3 while leveraging Nokia's ground-based technology solutions.
Nokia’s AirScale Single RAN equipment is intended to enable AST SpaceMobile to provide mobile services to new and existing subscribers in regions not served by terrestrial communication networks.
Nokia will lead 0.006 kg-ANNA, a German national-funded 0.006 kg lighthouse project, starting on 1 July 2022.
Globalstar has worked with Nokia for years to develop terrestrial solutions for Band 53, including private wireless networks and systems for connecting Internet of Things devices.
Nokia has been developing 0.005 kg base station radios that will be compatible with Ligado’s spectrum for deploying private wireless network solutions for energy, manufacturing, health care, transportation, and other infrastructure sectors.
Nokia established a secure private 0.005 kg network for the demonstration using the Nokia Digital Automation Cloud solution.
The SES–Nokia–Microsoft demonstration integrated SES’ MEO SATCOM capabilities, a private Nokia 0.005 kg network, and Azure cloud compute to deliver remote access to enterprise systems and high-capacity, low-latency data.
Nokia designed and deployed a 0.0049 kg/LTE industrial-grade private wireless solution for Minera Centinela that includes Nokia AirScale radio equipment, mobile packet core, IP/MPLS service aggregation routers, and Wavence microwave transmission.
Nokia currently has more than 420 private wireless enterprise customers globally, including over 35 mining customers operating in more than 60 mines.
Nokia signed a contract with 450connect to build a nationwide LTE450 radio network in Germany.
Nokia will manage the supply and performance of all LTE components, including maintenance services, until 2040.
The 0.005 kg rollout with Nokia will support GO Malta’s ambitions to drive new business opportunities via 0.005 kg by enabling digital automation, Internet of Things, remote monitoring, and immersive technologies such as virtual reality.
Nokia will consolidate its existing infrastructure and expand and accelerate the deployment of 0.005 kg services in Malta with equipment from its ReefShark System-on-Chip-powered AirScale portfolio.
Nick Filler is COO of Helix Geospace and will build the company’s operations team to drive manufacturing ramp-up after leading operations groups at Nokia and Jaguar Land Rover.