Nokia is a leading innovator in video technologies, having contributed to market-adopted codecs like H.264/AVC and H.266/VVC, and holds six Technology & Engineering Emmy Awards for its multimedia research [nokia.com](https://www.nokia.com/standardization/technology-standards/multimedia/). The company's Network as Code platform enables programmable connectivity for media and entertainment, allowing applications to request improved network performance for live streaming and immersive XR events [nokia.com](https://www.nokia.com/programmable-networks/network-as-code/industries/media-and-entertainment/). Nokia has also pioneered volumetric video technology for low-latency 3D streaming and has entered patent license agreements with major streaming platforms including Amazon and Starz [nokia.com](https://www.nokia.com/blog/making-video-streaming-possible/).
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Nokia said it will supply connectivity for a nationwide Finnish Border Guard counter-drone initiative. The announcement was published on June 25, 2026, and is directly about Nokia’s defense-network business.
Nokia and Databricks announced a proof of concept for a unified data platform aimed at autonomous networks. The June 24, 2026 release focuses on helping operators scale AI-driven operations and real-time analytics.
Nokia and AWS expanded their collaboration around autonomous networks for the AI era. The June 24, 2026 announcement centers on Nokia’s autonomous network fabric and cloud-enabled operations.
Nokia announced upgrades to its autonomous networks portfolio at DTW in Copenhagen. The June 23, 2026 release covers new agentic AI capabilities across IP, fixed, and optical networks.
