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Infinera, a maker of optical chips, paid just under $27 million for a large office and research building at 6373 San Ignacio Road in south San Jose, according to documents filed on Feb. 18 with the Santa Clara County Recorder's Office. An interior view of Nokia's new optical chips manufacturing center in south San Jose. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group) Nokia and Infinera created a plant at that site for the manufacturing of optical chips.

"I think this is a secular growth trend for many years," Hotard said. "The reason I say that is if you look at what we are doing in AI today, we are largely using LLMs for language-based applications." "Autonomous vehicles are still in the early days of penetration. Augmented and virtual reality, smart glasses. Very low penetration. Robotics. Very low penetration. There's so many applications to come that I think we are very much in the early days," he continued.

Celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, Bell Labs is the birthplace of many of the modern world's most transformative technologies. The transistor, UNIX, information theory, and cellular technology all originated from the global R&D network that is now part of Nokia.

"The game runs effectively [at] under 10ms. Congestion added 90ms to the delay, [so] another 10ms path was selected," Nick Saporito, GFiber's Head of Product, told Telecompetitor about the network slicing demo.

Nokia's Autonomous Network Fabric combines AI and automation, creating a comprehensive intelligence layer that enhances network performance and operational efficiency.

"Being able to cost-effectively scale multi-gigabit and true 10Gbps services across their entire residential subscriber base is critical for service providers in increasingly competitive broadband markets."

Com4 has selected Nokia’s 5G standalone core technology to enhance its global IoT connectivity solutions, promising secure and scalable services for various industries.

"By enhancing our network with cutting-edge technology, we're able to keep pace with our customers' rapidly evolving connectivity needs and deliver a superior end-user experience," said Cybernet chief operating officer Maroof Ali Shahani.