Nokis

Nokis is a term that can refer to several things, primarily a Finnish telecommunications company and a former logging and paper company. The most well-known "Nokis" is Nokia Corporation, a global leader in mobile telecommunications, network infrastructure, and related technologies. Founded in 1865 as a pulp mill, Nokia has evolved significantly over its history, entering the electronics industry and becoming a dominant force in mobile phones before shifting its focus to network equipment.

Another entity sometimes referred to as "Nokis" is the Finnish company Nokia Oyj, which historically was involved in rubber, cable, and paper production. This company underwent significant restructuring and divestment, with its paper business eventually becoming a separate entity. In modern contexts, when people refer to "Nokis," they are overwhelmingly referring to the telecommunications giant. The company's influence on the development of mobile technology and its branding are deeply ingrained in the history of personal communication devices. Despite changes in the market and its own strategic shifts, Nokia Corporation remains a prominent player in the global technology landscape.