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Nokia has been crowing about a new study that ranks it second in the world for ownership of patents deemed essential to the 5G standard. The research by IPLytics comes weeks after Nokia achieved the top spot in a separate essentiality ranking carried out by PA Consulting. Jenni Lukander, the head of Nokia s patents and licensing division, said the findings provided confirmation of Nokia s 5G leadership – something critics have questioned after various setbacks for the Finnish vendor in the global 5G market. Equipment makers like to show off the size and weight of their patent portfolios much as gym freaks flaunt their muscles or soccer players their supercars. But there is more at stake than mere 5G machismo. In 2019, Nokia made about €1.5 billion (US$1.8 billion) in revenues from a mixture of patent and brand licensing. Ownership of important patents puts companies in a stronger negotiating position with rivals and can minimize costs, including payments for litigation. An ongo

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