Nokia is playing an important role in enabling 5G adoption and digital transformation across industries in the Middle East and Africa region, said Mikko Lavanti, Senior Vice President of Mobile Networks, Middle East and Africa, Nokia. On the sidelines of the GITEX 2025, he spoke about how emerging technologies such as AI and edge computing are shaping the next phase of connectivity.
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The deployment aims to address growing demand for bandwidth-heavy technologies across the region, such as AI, 5G and cloud infrastructure.
Based on preliminary numbers, Nokia added it expects to report net sales of €4.6 billion, a 2 per cent increase year-on-year. Operating profit is expected to show a decline to €300 million from €423 million.
The private 5G networks will play a direct role in reviving the local economy by providing job training and reskilling initiatives.
Nokia revealed multiple precautions were taken during installation to ensure the network is able to safely make the 239,000-mile journey to the Moon, “survive the stresses of take-off and landing, and operate optimally on the lunar surface”.
