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We create the technology to connect the world

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Connected industries

Connected cities

Connected consumers

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Unleashing the full potential of

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A new networking & connectivity era

Discover

(Information)

Sell

(Media)

Share

(Personal)

Share

(Media)

Automate

(Everything)

Enterprises

& Verticals

Consumers

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Automotive

Health

Events and

tourism

Industry 4.0

Mega

cities

Homes and

buildingsPeople &

Things

Addressing business challenges

Public

1

Events & tourism

Automotive

Health

Industry 4.0

Mega cities

Homes &

buildings

…of fatalities in car accidents are due to human error and slow reaction

90%

…of 355 billion gallons of water used daily by Americans are wasted due to leakages

20%…estimated energy waste in US buildings due to inefficient and outdated HVAC systems

50%

…additional economic benefits by leveraging Smart City applications

50 billion €

…deaths by non communicable diseases expected in 2030

52 million

……productivity gains expected by connected cyber physical systems

26%

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New value creation: The industrial opportunity

Share

of GDP

% of Private

Workforce

Share of

Private-Sector IT

Investment

Annual

Productivity

Growth

(15yr avg)

Digital

Industries30% 25% 70% 2.7%

Source: The coming productivity boom, Michael Mandel, Brett Swanson, The Technology CEO Council

Technology, Content, Finance

& Insurance, Professional &

Technical Services

Manufacturing, Construction,

Mining, Utilities, Healthcare,

Hotels, Food, Transportation,

Wholesale and retail trade

Physical

Industries70% 75% 30% 0.7%

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Unleashing the potential of 5G

New demands with extremely diverse requirements

Smart Factories

1 PB/day

Devices

1.5 GB/day

Autonomous

driving

Billions of sensors

connected

Value creation

potential IIoT business in 2025**

$bn

**Source: McKinsey Global Inst.

1.210

160

930

3.700

930

1.660

Factories Worksites Cities

Low estimateHigh estimate

5G capabilities

The building blocks

10 yearson battery

100 Mbpswhenever needed

Ultrareliability

10-100x more devices

10 000x more traffic

M2Multra low cost

>10 Gbpspeak data rates

<1 msradio latency

Massivemachine

communication

ExtremeMobile

Broadband

Critical machine

communication

Growth of traffic consumers and industry

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5G Future X architecture – End to end More than radio technology

Converged Edge Cloud

Software-defined

Massive ScaleAccess

Long fibers

ConvergedNode

Shortwaves& wires

Emerging Devices & Sensors Smart Network Fabric

Autonomously optimized coverage & capacity

Universal

Adaptive Core Access agnosticconverged core

Programmable

Network OS Dynamic customerservices

Management &Orchestration

SDN NFV

Digital Value

PlatformsWeb, Enterprise & Vertical apps

External data sources

Open APIs

Analytics

Modular, decomposednetwork functions

Common data layer

Machine learning

Dynamic

Data Security

Dynamic network optimization

Multi-operatorfederation

Augmented

Cognition

Systems

9

ETSI NFV

xRAN/ORAN

OpenStack

TIPCPRI

AkrainoOCP OPNFV

ONAP

Acumos

3GPP

Kubernetes

OB-BAA

ETSI ZSM

ETSI MEC

Openness and standardization in collaboration

3x increase of cell site throughput, slashing power costs

Zero-touch network optimization in ns tact

Web-scale capacity and programmability

30%TCO savings

Quantum leap inradio economics

Embedding AI intothe architecture

Cloud-native architecture

Fully automated network slicing

-+

, open, cloud native and intelligent

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5G market will start with extreme mobile broadband

Public

Nokia market view and derived engagement

Massivemachine

communication

ExtremeMobile

Broadband

Critical machine

communication

Machine markets will start to

develop 2022+• Need for coverage layer and

low cost devices

• Verticals not expected to be early adopters for 5G

• Earlier trials to test technology and define business models

20202018 2019 2021

>6GHz

3-6 GHz• Megacity capacity densification

• 3 to 6GHz ~100MHz BW

• Dense urban grid

High capacity and coverageHigh capacity and coverage

Ultra high capacity

5G Fixed Wireless Access

Extreme mobile broadband market starts E2E solutions for all three markets

5G Fixed Wireless Access

• Extension of fiber access

• cm/mmWave

• Line of Sight (LOS)

• Ultra dense use cases

• cm/mmWave

• Short range, LOS preferable

Ultra high capacity

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Speed of innovation with the wider 5G ecosystem

Piloting with leading verticals

5G smart sea port / airport

Driving the deployment of 5G

Nokia 5G trials and contracts

AT&TT-MobileVerizonSprintCharter

Bell CanadaTelusShaw

TIMElisaFinlandTelia FinlandVF ItalyTAG

OrangeTelefonicaKPNCosmoteSFR CMCC

CTCCUCMIIT

DOCOMOKTLG U+SKT

KDDISoftbankStarHubOptusTWM

Ooredoo QatarEtisalat UAEVodacom SASTC

Du UAE Zain

MobilyRain

Collaborating with leading chipset and device

manufacturers

3GPP compliant 5G smartphones expected to be available by 1H 2019

5G V2X connectivity

Smart power grids

5G industrial automation

Public commercial 5G references : DoCoMo,T-Mobile US,AT&T,Telia,

Vodafone Italy, TIM San Marino, SKT,KT, Optus, rain SA

80+ 5G agreementsin place

50+ technical engagements completed in 2018

70+ technical engagements planned or on the way in 2019

GSMA GLOMO Awards 20195G Leadership award 5G Industry partnership award

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Unleash your full potential with 5G

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