- By Amit Naik
The Finnish smartphone and telecom equipment giant Nokia recently launched a blockchain-powered data marketplace to provide quick access to datasets and help enterprises share data and AI models seamlessly.
Nokia's data marketplace as-a-service will allow businesses to monetise their data safely and securely. According to the Grand View Research study, the data monetisation market size is expected to touch $7.34 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 24.1% from 2020 to 2027.
Nokia believes data transactions worth billions of dollars are expected to happen through data marketplaces soon.
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Today, every business entity requires reliable data to make the right strategic decisions. Nokia Data Marketplace (NDM) c
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Amit Naik
Amit Raja Naik, known as the 'AI Human,' serves as the editor at AIM Media House, where he leads a team of talented tech journalists who are driving and shaping technology conversations across India and around the world.
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