Nokia Corporation Sponsored American Depositary Shares (NOK)
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About Nokia Corporation Sponsored American Depositary Shares (NOK)
Nokia Corp is a global technology company that specializes in telecommunications and networking solutions. It provides a wide range of products and services, including mobile and fixed network infrastructure, software, and services aimed at enhancing communication networks. The company is known for its innovations in 5G technology and the Internet of Things (IoT), helping businesses and governments to connect people and devices efficiently. Additionally, Nokia offers solutions in areas such as cloud networking, private wireless networks, and network security, catering to various industries ranging from telecommunications to transportation and manufacturing. Through its focus on research and development, Nokia aims to drive the digital transformation of networks and contribute to the development of smarter, more connected societies. Read More
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LAS VEGAS - April 6, 2025 - PRLog -- At this year's NAB Show, Nokia, a member of the Media Coding Industry Forum, will demonstrate the latest advancements in video compression and enhancement leveraging artificial intelligence to deliver higher quality video at lower bitrates—without additional transmission cost or device complexity.According to Sebastian Schwarz, Head of Video Coding Systems at Nokia Technologies, the demonstration will highlight the integration of Versatile Video Coding (VVC) with Versatile Supplemental Enhancement Information (VSEI) and real-time neural network post-filters—an innovative combination that promises to significantly improve end-user video experiences for streaming service providers, broadcasters, and device manufacturers.What's on Display?Nokia's demonstration shows how neural network filters—executed in real-time on commercial off-the-shelf hardware—can dynamically enhance video quality after decoding. These AI-powered filters, designed to restore visual detail and improve image fidelity, are guided by real-time metadata updates embedded in the video bitstream via the VSEI standard.For this showcase, Nokia is using a standard Intel Lunar Lake laptop equipped with a built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU) and hardware VVC decoding capabilities. This setup enables real-time application of neural network post-filters directly on the playback device—without requiring any specialized or proprietary hardware.A Real-Time Leap in EfficiencyThe practical impact is striking: Nokia demonstrates how content can be transmitted at a slightly lower quality—saving approximately 5% in bitrate—while still delivering perceptually equivalent visual quality to viewers using these AI filters. This lightweight enhancement method adds no overhead to systems that do not support it, and gracefully scales quality for those that do.Why It MattersThis technology empowers streaming platforms and content providers to:
LAS VEGAS - April 5, 2025 - PRLog -- The Media Coding Industry Forum (MC-IF) returns to Las Vegas for the 2025 NAB Show to demonstrate next-generation use cases leveraging Versatile Video Coding (VVC).The improved efficiency and performance of video delivery remains a key component of the delivery of video content. Whether a broadcaster, streaming service provider or application developer, production workflows need to maintain a delicate balance between optimal bandwidth usage and delivery of high quality video for the end-user experience."What can be accomplished when leveraging the VVC standard's capabilities requires active exploration as there is potential for innovation that creates new streams of revenue generation. Whether it is broadcasters, streaming service providers, device manufacturers or developers, VVC provides higher compression efficiencies, low latency and reduced bandwidth consumption that impacts multiple parts of the media and entertainment ecosystem," said Justin Ridge, President of MC-IF.The mission of MC-IF is to promote greater awareness and support adoption of MPEG standards -- including VVC. MC-IF member organizations work throughout the year to communicate how the VVC standard offers improved coding efficiency and versatility for a wide range of video applications.Analysts, press and other parties interested in learning more or meeting with MC-IF member organizations can check out the following demonstrations from:
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