Nokia

Nokia is a B2B technology innovation leader in networking, bringing together the world's people, machines and devices to realize the potential of digital in every industry. Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to this consultation.

Nokia's response to this consultation focuses on the topic of copper switch-off, and advocates for an early copper switch-off and migration to fiber, as a critical enabler for the EU's digital network goals, driving economic growth, sustainability, and innovation.

Nokia is a technology leader across mobile, fixed and cloud networks. Our solutions enable a more productive, sustainable and inclusive world. We are convinced the DNA should serve to: - Strengthen the investment capabilities of European telecom operators for timely deployments of very-high-capacity networks.

Nokia is a global leader in connectivity for the AI era. With expertise across fixed, mobile, and transport networks, were advancing connectivity to secure a brighter world. Nokia recognizes the strength the European technical community has in driving collaboration and cooperation, which is the foundation on which the open source movement is build. Modern telecommunications rely heavily on open source.

As a Wave 1 company, Nokia published its first CSRD-aligned Sustainability Statement in March 2025. We believe that effective sustainability reporting and robust due diligence processes support high ambition levels by providing a strategic driver for performance improvement, while pragmatic implementation enables businesses to ensure compliance and to meet their customers' expectations quickly and in a…

Nokia congratulates the European Commission on the impressive accomplishment of proposing on 21 April 2021 what effectively constitutes the first regulation on Artificial Intelligence in the world. The proposal is clearly based on a significant amount of research, information rounds and consultations of numerous stakeholders.

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to comment on the EU's CSA and the overall simplification agenda in the area of cyber security. The outcome should consist in optimizing cybersecurity protection, while enhancing the consistency and clarity of the EUs regulatory framework, increasing the efficiency of private sector compliance.

Nokia thanks the European Commission for providing us with the opportunity to share our vision, expert opinion and recommendations through this consultation. The main purpose of the White Paper is to: Strengthen the investment capabilities of European telecom operators for timely deployments of very-high-capacity networks.

Nokia regards the DGA as an important initiative in the context of EU’s ambitious Data Strategy. The DGA proposal demonstrates the EU’s understanding of the importance of data-driven innovation for the future of humanity. We believe that facilitating access to, and availability of data in a trustworthy environment form the crux of a successful digital economy, being key enablers of innovation and societal progress.

As a global provider of telecommunications infrastructure critically dependent on semiconductors, Nokia welcomes the EU Chips Act 2.0 for moving beyond manufacturing capacity toward demand creation, chip design support, supply-chain resilience, and crisis preparedness.

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide its perspective on the European Commissions initiatives concerning the evolution of the standardisation framework within the European Union. As a global technology leader deeply rooted in Europe, and a key contributor to European and international standard-setting activities, Nokia is committed to fostering a robust, innovation-driven, and globally competitive European…

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback concerning the proposal for new framework for standard-essential patents. Please find attached our comments. Nokia shares the European Commissions desire for more transparent, efficient, and predictable SEP licensing. However, the SEP initiative does not seem well calibrated to achieve these laudable goals.

Nokia is grateful for the opportunity to provide input to the European Commission in the context of its Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment in relation to SEPs and licensing of SEPs on FRAND terms. Nokia agrees with the Commission’s goals for coherence and balance. We further agree that any policy initiatives must have a proper evidentiary basis.

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the draft Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 1025/2012 from 2 February 2022. Standardisation has been an important pillar of Nokia’s strategy for decades. ETSI Standards, developed in ETSI or its 3GPP partnership project, have formed the foundation for mobile communication globally from GSM over 3G and LTE to 5G and will remain a core pillar for 5G advanced and…

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide inputs to the European Commission’s Call for evidence related to the initiative to propose a Council decision regarding the EU position towards the World Radiocommunication Conference 2023 (WRC-23).

Nokia fully supports the establishment of EUCCS. Today, European public safety/civil protection rely on legacy narrowband technologies for their communications and situational awareness. These are often restricted to use within individual EU Member States. This significantly limits cross-border civil protection, police, and first responder cooperation, offering only basic voice and text communication capabilities.

Nokia welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the European Commissions Call for Evidence on the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on establishing the Programme for Agile and Rapid Defence Innovation (AGILE). Nokia fully agrees with the European Commission that defence innovation is a strategic priority for Europe and must achieve greater speed, agility, and risk-taking.