Nokia Of America Corp.

Nokia of America Corporation is the U.S. subsidiary of Nokia Oyj, a publicly traded Finnish multinational telecommunications and technology company founded in 1865. The North American headquarters for Nokia is located in Dallas, Texas. As a major subsidiary of a global corporation with over 90,000 employees, Nokia of America is a significant operating entity in the technology sector. It was formerly known as Alcatel-Lucent USA before being acquired by Nokia.

As an operating company, Nokia of America provides a wide range of network solutions and services. Its business is divided into several key segments: Network Infrastructure, Mobile Networks, and Cloud and Network Services. The company offers products and services for mobile, fixed, and cloud networks, including 5G radio access networks, IP routing, optical transport systems, and fiber and copper access technologies. It serves telecommunication service providers, cable operators, governments, and large enterprises across various industries. The company also licenses its extensive intellectual property portfolio, including patents and the Nokia brand.

Based on the provided data, Nokia of America Corporation is an operating company that actively uses its patent portfolio. The single tracked case shows the company in a plaintiff role, proactively challenging a patent at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). This posture is common for large technology companies seeking to invalidate patents they believe are weak or asserted against them, though the data does not show any cases where Nokia is a defendant.

The company's one tracked case is Nokia Of America Corp. v. Spada Innovations Inc., an administrative trial filed in 2025 at the USPTO Patent Trial and Appeal Board. This type of proceeding is used to challenge the validity of an issued patent and is distinct from infringement litigation in federal district court.