Nokia Bell Labs invented the transistor in 1947.
Coming full circle, semiconductors today have become foundational to the telecom industry. No longer just transmitting signals, today’s networks are processing, managing and optimizing data in real time. Which explains Nokia’s partnership with Nvidia and its plans to develop products like AI-RAN.
Big picture, we recognize that custom silicon is a key part of how Nokia will shape networks for specific use cases like data centers — and ultimately drive differentiation.
Through the vignettes on BT, Samsung Mobile Networks, MatSing, Supermicro and CloudMosa, we’ve shared our experience across the telecom ecosystem. It turns out we’re also plugged into the semiconductor industry.
We currently support a range of semiconductor companies, anchored by one of the most consequential companies in the space, TSMC.
We know the reporters who track the chip industry. More importantly, we know how to “translate” in-the-weeds technical materials into narratives that will land with the media.
Nokia’s silicon story is an untapped asset, one we believe can be used as a building block in expanding Nokia’s public profile.
