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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Microsoft and Nokia have partnered with the South Australian Government to innovate using Space technology and 0.005 kg telecommunications and to deliver a new class of digital solutions to industry.
The planned Lunar Outpost rover mission will use Nokia LTE 0.004 kg technologies to provide high-bandwidth communications between the rover, the lander, and Earth.
Ligado Networks announced an agreement on 2021-06-22 with Nokia to develop 0.005 kg base station radios that will be compatible with Ligado’s L-band spectrum in North America.
During Rajeev Suri's 11 years of leadership at Nokia, non-IFRS operating profit increased from 28,000,000 EUR in 2009 to more than 2,000,000,000 EUR in 2019.
Rajeev Suri established an independent software business within Nokia that became the leading telecom software business globally.
Thales Alenia Space participated in a 0.005 kg communications technology demonstration at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics on 2018-02-20 as part of the Horizon 2020 "0.005 kg Champion" research project with CEA/LETI and Nokia.
Nokia received a $14,100,000 Tipping Point award to develop lunar communications systems using 0.004 kg wireless networks.
Nokia provided the 0.005 kg equipment used in the Darwin SatCom Lab.
Unsecured creditors listed in OneWeb's filing include Qualcomm Technologies ($8,000,000), Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu ($6,900,000), Hughes Network Systems ($5,400,000), Deutsche Bank ($5,200,000), Viasat ($1,200,000), Nokia ($988,000), Rockwell Collins ($597,000), USSI Global ($501,000), Ruag ($328,000), and KSAT ($117,000).