DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Workforce & Skills, Nokia
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Nokia opens new AI-focused R&D center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
The center aims to create software for self-healing networks
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Nokia to shutter Hangzhou R&D site as its long-awaited Chinese job cuts begin
Vendor's Chinese market share has fallen to just three percent
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Nokia appoints Siemens exec as president of mobile infrastructure
Emma Falck will take on the role from September
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Nokia set to cut 121 jobs in Finland - report
The vendor is reducing its workforce in home market, as part of planned wider cuts
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Nokia claims network CTO from Juniper Networks
Pavan Kurapati joins Finnish giant as SVP and CTO for data center networking
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Nokia's networks president Tommi Uitto to depart after 30 years
Uitto has been president of mobile networks at Nokia since 2018
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Nokia to cut 700 jobs in Germany, set to close Munich office - report
Layoffs will take place in two waves
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Nokia taps former Intel, HPE execs to lead new AI, tech, development orgs
Chief strategy and technology officer Nishant Batra is stepping down
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Nokia names Intel's AI data center lead Justin Hotard as new CEO
Replaces Pekka Lundmark, who leaves after four years at the helm
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Nokia names Patrik Hammarén as president of technology unit
Hammarén has been with Nokia since 2007
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Nokia cuts 2,000 jobs in China, plans to cut another 350 in Europe - report
The cuts are part of a wider layoff announced last year
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Nokia denies reports it wants to replace CEO
A search for a new CEO is reportedly underway
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Nokia to sell management platforms to Lumine Group
Around 500 employees are expected to transfer to Lumine
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Nokia to cut up to 14,000 jobs by 2026 amid lull in 5G demand
Finnish vendor to wield the axe in move to cut costs
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Nokia appoints Rolf Werner as European SVP
Joins from Cognizant Technology Solutions
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Nokia to lay off up to 10,000 staff over next two years
Finnish company hasn't said where the cuts will fall