VOICED : Finland keen to show there is life after

The video discusses the transformation of Finland's mobile industry following Nokia's decline. Venture capitalist Malloy compares Finland's current atmosphere to Silicon Valley's creativity. Nokia's market share loss and subsequent sale to Microsoft initially seemed detrimental but instead spurred innovation. New mobile companies and technologies have emerged, diversifying the industry with applications like social media and health tech. This post-Nokia era is seen as a potential return to global prominence for Finland's mobile sector.

What comparison does venture capitalist Malloy make about Finland's current atmosphere?

• It mirrors the technological advancements in Japan.

• It is similar to the industrial revolution.

• It is like the financial boom in Wall Street.

• It resembles the creative environment of Silicon Valley.

What was one of Nokia's responses to its declining market share?

• Acquiring smaller tech companies.

• Expanding its software platform.

• Increasing its workforce.

• Selling its mobile phone unit to Microsoft.

How did the decline of Nokia affect Finland's economy according to the transcript?

• It resulted in a stagnant economy.

• It had no significant impact.

• It led to a surge in mobile innovation.

• It caused a severe economic downturn.

What type of new mobile technology is mentioned as part of Finland's diverse mobile industry?

• Blockchain-based payment systems.

• Augmented reality games.

• Location-based social media applications.

• Virtual reality headsets.

What potential does Angel investor Maloy see in Finland's mobile innovations?

• They could lead to a decline in global competitiveness.

• They might cause a technological stagnation.

• They could place Finland at the cutting edge of the global mobile market.

• They may result in increased dependency on foreign technology.