How is the research work going on with latest technologies? How Nokia planning to bring back uniqueness

Hi Sreekanth S., Thank you for your great question! Nokia is constantly working on innovating new technologies and trying to be unique in its creation of them. We are innovating to ensure industrial organizations benefit from the wide range of new multimedia solutions with private wireless 5G networks. Nokia's Real-time eXtended Reality Multimedia (RXRM) solution leverages ground-breaking 360° video and spatial 3D audio technologies to improve situational awareness and enable better productivity and enhanced employee safety. Technical experts will no longer have to travel the world to visit distant sites such as offshore hydropower plants. Manufacturing processes will run efficiently and safely with the help of remote operation and site monitoring. Another meaningful example of what our Nokia Bells Labs are doing to keep our uniqueness is already being the leader of 6G technologies in the world developing those technologies, and we expect to launch them commercially by 2030. Standardization phase 1 will likely start in 2025, leading to the first 6G specification in 3GPP Release 21 by 2028. Meanwhile, 5G will be further enhanced to 5G-Advanced, which will be a key focus area for 3GPP in Release 18 onward. 5G-Advanced will power commercial public & private networks starting in 2025, providing new 5G features and boosting 5G capabilities before 6G arrives at the end of the decade. All of our efforts and dedication to innovation are widely acknowledged. That's why the European Commission selected us to lead the Hexa-X-II project, the second phase of the European 6G flagship initiative. This new phase will expand the Hexa-X partner list to 44 organizations creating the pre-standardized platform and system view that will form the basis for many inputs into future 6G standardization. I hope that my answer provides you with an overview of how Nokia is developing the most advanced technologies.

Thanks for your detailed response