Nokia Oyj Is Back In The Conversation — But It’s Not About Phones Anymore
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- Nokia has quietly become an AI and cloud infrastructure supplier, not a phone company, with Q4 2025 revenue boosted by data-center demand.
- Shares sit closer to the 12-month low than the high as of January 29, 2026, despite AI-driven growth and a modest dividend.
- NOK now shows up in several 5G/AI/6G-themed ETFs, making it a stealth way to get exposure to the networking backbone of the AI era.
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