In a decisive push to broaden its South Korean footprint, Nokia, the Finnish multinational telecommunications company, has unveiled its intent to expand across multiple markets including wired and cloud technology, intellectual property, and 5G mobile communication, while also strategising for the next generation of mobile communication, 6G.
In a press conference held at the Chosun Palace Seoul Gangnam Hotel, Nokia Korea delineated its Korean business strategy, setting the course for what seems to be an ambitious period of growth.
Ahn Tae-ho, CEO of Nokia Korea, clarified that Nokia's mission transcends mobile phone production, emphasising their identity as a. . .
