Nokia in the news

The data center interconnect market is rapidly growing due to edge computing and cloud adoption, with services and CSPs playing key roles in supporting high-speed, low-latency networks.

Former Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark joins Finnish quantum computing startup QMill as investor and board member.

Capital Fund Management and other hedge funds increased stakes in Nokia, which reported mixed Q2 results and holds a Moderate Buy analyst rating.

Nokia transferred over 5.5 million treasury shares to employees as part of its share-based incentive programs.

Nokia is developing a backpack-style tactical wireless communication system for the growing defense market.

Nokia stock increased after expanding its partnership with Microsoft to build a unified data foundation for telecom network automation using AI.

Nokia and Nvidia are integrating AI into radio access networks to boost wireless network efficiency and capacity, with trials underway by several global telecom operators.

Nokia's stock increased by 6% due to the expansion of its AI-RAN platform into live field trials with eight global operators, demonstrating over 20% spectral efficiency gains.

Nokia is securing new deals with Telxius for 800G optical technology and ESpanix for DDoS protection services.

Nokia and C3IA have partnered to digitally transform UK defense operations by combining advanced connectivity with systems engineering and security expertise.

Rosenblatt initiated coverage of Nokia with a Buy rating and a $15 price target, highlighting its strong position in AI optical assets.

Nokia's valuation is upgraded to Hold as Q2 showed strong sales growth, particularly in AI, and the company projects significant future profits despite current market challenges.

NTT Docomo has commercially deployed Nokia's multivendor Open RAN basestation, a global first, to enhance its 4G and 5G networks and expand nationwide.

Nokia extended its exclusive 5G contract in Denmark, boosting its stock amid expectations of margin growth, though analysts warn it may be slightly overvalued.

Nokia issued 166 million new shares to NVIDIA, representing 2.9% of its total shares, now trading on Nasdaq Helsinki.

Nokia showcased a 7 GHz pre-6G radio with limited bandwidth and bulky prototype equipment, highlighting promising initial results but requiring further testing for real-world performance.

Nokia issued 166 million new shares to NVIDIA, increasing total shares by 2.9%, with new shares trading on Nasdaq Helsinki from mid-November 2025.

Nokia introduced high-throughput AI-optimized data center switches with advanced congestion control and AI-driven automation to enhance network performance and reliability.

Nokia's new AI-driven data center switches and automation tools enhance its portfolio but don't significantly alter near-term growth prospects amid Mobile Networks challenges.

Nokia's LTE/5G Drone System achieved EASA design verification for high-level risk mitigation, enabling authorized industrial drone operations.