Taiwan Mobile Co Ltd

Nokia signed a 5G expansion agreement with Taiwan Mobile to deploy its AirScale portfolio and AI-driven software across the carrier's network. The deal includes four AI applications: predictive hardware analytics, MantaRay SON self-organizing network, AI-powered energy management, and AI-enabled self-healing capabilities. The deployment supports 5G-Advanced features like network slicing and RedCap, aiming to handle surging AI traffic that could grow network load by up to 10 times. Nokia has been building toward AI-native infrastructure, launching the industry's first commercial AI-RAN platform in June with 20% higher spectral efficiency, and expects that to reach 50% next year and 100% by 2028. The company also has a deepening partnership with Nvidia, which invested $1 billion at $6.01 per share, and insider buying has been strong, with multiple executives purchasing shares in recent months.

Nokia Oyj has launched what it describes as the industry's first commercial AI-RAN platform, aiming to reshape radio access network architecture with AI-driven control. The company also expanded its 5G partnership with Taiwan Mobile to deploy AI-native mobile network capabilities across Taiwan. These moves are intended to increase network capacity, energy efficiency, and automation for telecom operators using Nokia solutions. Nokia's stock is priced at €9.152 and has risen 65.7% year to date and 126.1% over the past year.

Nokia has extended its 5G agreement with Taiwan Mobile to accelerate the rollout of artificial intelligence-powered mobile networks across Taiwan. Under the deal, Nokia will deploy its latest AirScale portfolio, including next-generation baseband platforms and advanced radio technologies, to increase network capacity and prepare for rising AI-driven data traffic. The company will also introduce AI software such as MantaRay Self-Organizing Networks and Predictive Hardware Analytics to automate operations and improve reliability, along with AI-based energy management tools to optimize power usage. The upgraded infrastructure will support advanced 5G features like network slicing and Reduced Capability, enabling new services for businesses and consumers.