Nokia shares climbed roughly 6% on September 16 to a range of $10.39 to $10.43 after eight major operators moved into lab and live field trials of its AI-RAN platform. The anyRAN software integrated with NVIDIA’s Aerial RAN Computer has already demonstrated over 20% improvements in spectral efficiency, with a target of 50% by 2027 and over 100% by 2028. The trials cover operators across Central and Eastern Europe, Taiwan, the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, and Australia. NVIDIA, which invested $1 billion in the technology in October 2025, saw its shares trade flat, as did Ericsson, Nokia’s direct competitor.
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