"The city of Oulu in Finland has received a further boost to its prestige in the field of mobile communications research, design and manufacturing, with Nokia's opening of what it calls the new home of radio, in the form of a research and development hub for the entire lifecycle of 5G and 6G radio innovation that will design, test and deliver next-generation networks built for artificial intelligence (AI)."
"It also says that network infrastructure is key - when you're working on 5G or 6G, you're creating the neural network of whatever we do in artificial intelligence, whatever we do in robotisation or internet of things,"
"Since then, Nokia operations in Oulu have played a role in each success generation of mobile communications."
Nokia opened a research and development hub in Oulu focused on the full lifecycle of 5G and 6G radio innovation designed for artificial intelligence. The facility will design, test and deliver next-generation networks and combine manufacturing with R&D across a 55,000 square metre footprint. Around 3,000 personnel from 40 nationalities will work at the site alongside universities, startups and regional technology companies. Construction began in the second half of 2022 with Arkkitehtitoimisto ALA as architect and YIT as builder, and the first employees moved into the facility in the first half of this year. The site continues Nokia’s Oulu presence dating to 1973 and aims to address AI-driven market shifts.
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