Nokia and Supermicro Partner to Deploy AI-Enabled Radio Access Networks
Nokia is collaborating with Supermicro to deploy AI-enabled radio access networks (RAN) using NVIDIA's Aerial RAN Computer platform.
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Nokia beats Q3 expectations with $5.93B in sales and 10c EPS, driven by surging AI demand despite telecom slowdowns.
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