Thank you for the question.

AI has an immense impact globally and at Nokia. As an example, the next generation entering the workforce is the first to be truly AI-native. Their ability to learn quickly and use AI instinctively is already reshaping how teams operate and how leaders lead.

Reinvention has always defined Nokia. We once were known for connecting people. Now, we’re connecting intelligence. We made focused, strategic choices and moved decisively. We’re delivering progress where it matters most for our customers — across AI-native networks, cloud, mobile, and fixed infrastructure, and critical new areas like defense. 

For us, 6G is not simply the next generation of wireless. It is the shift to AI-native network architecture. AI is becoming the dominant workload. Deterministic, trusted, secure connectivity is central to the AI-native networks we are building with our partners.

 Physical AI is here. AI is moving from digital assistants to robotics, autonomy, and sensing, the network is no longer just transport. It is part of the execution and control loop.

All our products and solutions are now evolving together with AI enhancements and benefits. Similarly, our automation and tools are taking advantage of AI to optimize and add agility overall, to serve our customers better.

I hope this clarifies. I wish you the best.

09 March, 2026 10:08