Nokia says AI and cloud sales more than doubled in Q2
TL;DR: Nokia said its sales to AI and cloud customers more than doubled in the second quarter, according to telecoms.com. The company linked its quarterly performance to demand from AI and data centre infrastructure customers.
Nokia said sales to AI and cloud customers more than doubled in Q2, according to telecoms.com's report on the company's quarterly results. The report said AI and data centre demand helped Nokia deliver solid second-quarter numbers.
Telecoms.com reported that Nokia attributed part of its Q2 performance to stronger sales into AI and cloud infrastructure. CEO Justin Hotard said the company had “focused on maximizing our opportunity in the AI supercycle.”
The source report described Nokia's Q2 numbers as decent and said AI and data centre sales were a key driver in the quarter. The article excerpt did not provide specific revenue totals, year-on-year percentages, or regional breakdowns.
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