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Technology · Artificial intelligence · published 2026-10-22 · via Mobile World Live

Nokia reports strong AI and cloud demand in Q3

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Nokia CEO Justin Hotard said demand for the company's AI and cloud offerings surged in Q3, with sales in that area up 123% year on year and €1.5 billion in new orders. The vendor posted net profit of €156 million, up 95%, and net sales of almost €5.2 billion, a 10% increase. Hotard also pointed to AI-RAN work and progress integrating Infinera.

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