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Nokia has announced various actions it has taken during the COVID-19 outbreak, including:

  • Monitoring the situation around the world, and taking precautionary measures to protect customer networks. Nokia shared a briefing from its Deepfield Data on the early effects of lockdowns on service provider networks, and has subsequently provided a number of insights into network traffic data as the situation around the world has evolved.
  • Its Threat Intelligence Lab is monitoring malware related to COVID-19, assessing new threats as they appear and then communicating their findings to service providers for onward briefing to staff and customers.
  • Deploying or re-deploying engineers to ensure network reliability and performance. Swiftly rolling out new networks where they are most needed, including in existing hospitals or in newly set up COVID-19 hospitals.
  • Launching a Global Donation Fund intended to support charities, hospitals, health clinics, and other frontline non-governmental organisations who are leading the fight against the coronavirus.
  • Developing a new camera that can take the temperature of 20 people every 30 milliseconds, using bespoke software and artificial intelligence.

More information about what Nokia is doing to help can be found here.
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