Nokia, Telia Break Ground With Live 5G Slice Trial Across Three Nations For Defense Operations
5G Standalone Slice Handover Trial: Nokia, Telia, and the Finnish Defense Forces successfully completed the world's first 5G standalone slice handover across multiple countries during a live network trial, showcasing advancements in secure communications for defense operations.
Partnership with Fibrus: Nokia entered a five-year agreement with Fibrus to implement its Deepfield solution across their expanding broadband network, while NOK shares experienced a slight decline of 1.08%.
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Nvidia's $1 Billion Investment in Nokia's AI Vision: What's Behind It?
Nvidia's Investment in Nokia: Nvidia Corporation has agreed to invest $1 billion for a 2.9% stake in Nokia, enhancing their collaboration in AI networking and supporting Nokia's strategy for the upcoming "AI supercycle."
AI-RAN Collaboration: The partnership includes the launch of Nvidia's Arc Aerial RAN Computer, aimed at developing AI-native 6G technology, with T-Mobile US collaborating to integrate this into its 6G development program.
Financial Impact: Nokia's board approved the issuance of over 166 million new shares at $6.01 each, with the funds going into Nokia's reserve for unrestricted equity, contributing to a significant stock price increase of 24.82%.
Future Developments: The collaboration is expected to accelerate the development of 5G and 6G radio software on Nvidia's architecture, with plans for joint work in switching and optical gear for future AI data centers.
BlackRock's New ETF BILT Bets On $68 Trillion Boom, But Most Investors Are Missing It
BlackRock's New ETF Launch: BlackRock has introduced its first actively managed infrastructure ETF, the iShares Infrastructure Active ETF (BILT), aiming to capitalize on the growing interest in infrastructure investments as a long-term growth strategy amidst global energy transitions and evolving supply chains.
ETF Details and Market Context: BILT will include 50 to 60 global infrastructure companies and employs an active management strategy with a 0.60% expense ratio, coinciding with projected global infrastructure spending of $68 trillion by 2040, highlighting the potential for less volatile yet growth-oriented investment opportunities.
BlackRock Broadens Infrastructure Product Suite with Actively Managed ETF
BlackRock Launches New ETF: BlackRock has introduced the iShares Infrastructure Active ETF (CBOE:BILT), aimed at capitalizing on the growth potential of listed infrastructure companies globally, with investments projected to reach $68 trillion by 2040.
Investment Strategy and Management: BILT offers an actively managed portfolio of 50-60 infrastructure companies across various sectors, leveraging BlackRock's extensive experience in infrastructure investing to provide lower volatility compared to global equity markets.
New AI data center would use more electricity than all homes in Wyoming combined
New AI Data Center in Wyoming: A massive artificial intelligence data center campus is planned near Cheyenne, Wyoming, with an initial capacity of 1.8 gigawatts, potentially scaling up to 10 gigawatts, which could power more homes than the entire state consumes.
Energy and Environmental Impact: The facility will utilize a mix of natural gas and renewable energy sources, while also being strategically located near a CO₂ sequestration hub for long-term carbon capture solutions.
Nokia Advances Multi-PON Fiber Tech, Powers blackned's Defense Networks
Nokia's New Co-existence Solution: Nokia has launched a co-existence solution that allows operators to deploy 10G, 25G, and 50G PON technologies simultaneously over a single fiber broadband network, enhancing infrastructure longevity and flexibility for multi-gigabit services.
Collaboration with blackned GmbH: Nokia has partnered with blackned GmbH to develop advanced tactical networks for defense applications, integrating their technologies to create secure communication systems tailored for military operations.
NetApp Beats On Revenue But Faces 2026 Margin Squeeze
Analyst Rating and Earnings Forecast: Bank of America Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan maintains a Neutral rating for NetApp, Inc. (NTAP) with a price target of $120, anticipating fourth-quarter revenue of $1.726 billion and EPS of $1.89, slightly above market estimates.
Market Concerns: The analyst expresses concerns about margin pressures from rising NAND costs and potential risks from a slowdown in enterprise IT spending, which could impact future revenue and margins.
Nvidia's $1 Billion Investment in Nokia's AI Vision: What's Behind It?
Nvidia's Investment in Nokia: Nvidia Corporation has agreed to invest $1 billion for a 2.9% stake in Nokia, enhancing their collaboration in AI networking and supporting Nokia's strategy for the upcoming "AI supercycle."
AI-RAN Collaboration: The partnership includes the launch of Nvidia's Arc Aerial RAN Computer, aimed at developing AI-native 6G technology, with T-Mobile US collaborating to integrate this into its 6G development program.
Financial Impact: Nokia's board approved the issuance of over 166 million new shares at $6.01 each, with the funds going into Nokia's reserve for unrestricted equity, contributing to a significant stock price increase of 24.82%.
Future Developments: The collaboration is expected to accelerate the development of 5G and 6G radio software on Nvidia's architecture, with plans for joint work in switching and optical gear for future AI data centers.
BlackRock's New ETF BILT Bets On $68 Trillion Boom, But Most Investors Are Missing It
BlackRock's New ETF Launch: BlackRock has introduced its first actively managed infrastructure ETF, the iShares Infrastructure Active ETF (BILT), aiming to capitalize on the growing interest in infrastructure investments as a long-term growth strategy amidst global energy transitions and evolving supply chains.
ETF Details and Market Context: BILT will include 50 to 60 global infrastructure companies and employs an active management strategy with a 0.60% expense ratio, coinciding with projected global infrastructure spending of $68 trillion by 2040, highlighting the potential for less volatile yet growth-oriented investment opportunities.
BlackRock Broadens Infrastructure Product Suite with Actively Managed ETF
BlackRock Launches New ETF: BlackRock has introduced the iShares Infrastructure Active ETF (CBOE:BILT), aimed at capitalizing on the growth potential of listed infrastructure companies globally, with investments projected to reach $68 trillion by 2040.
Investment Strategy and Management: BILT offers an actively managed portfolio of 50-60 infrastructure companies across various sectors, leveraging BlackRock's extensive experience in infrastructure investing to provide lower volatility compared to global equity markets.
New AI data center would use more electricity than all homes in Wyoming combined
New AI Data Center in Wyoming: A massive artificial intelligence data center campus is planned near Cheyenne, Wyoming, with an initial capacity of 1.8 gigawatts, potentially scaling up to 10 gigawatts, which could power more homes than the entire state consumes.
Energy and Environmental Impact: The facility will utilize a mix of natural gas and renewable energy sources, while also being strategically located near a CO₂ sequestration hub for long-term carbon capture solutions.
Nokia Advances Multi-PON Fiber Tech, Powers blackned's Defense Networks
Nokia's New Co-existence Solution: Nokia has launched a co-existence solution that allows operators to deploy 10G, 25G, and 50G PON technologies simultaneously over a single fiber broadband network, enhancing infrastructure longevity and flexibility for multi-gigabit services.
Collaboration with blackned GmbH: Nokia has partnered with blackned GmbH to develop advanced tactical networks for defense applications, integrating their technologies to create secure communication systems tailored for military operations.
NetApp Beats On Revenue But Faces 2026 Margin Squeeze
Analyst Rating and Earnings Forecast: Bank of America Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan maintains a Neutral rating for NetApp, Inc. (NTAP) with a price target of $120, anticipating fourth-quarter revenue of $1.726 billion and EPS of $1.89, slightly above market estimates.
Market Concerns: The analyst expresses concerns about margin pressures from rising NAND costs and potential risks from a slowdown in enterprise IT spending, which could impact future revenue and margins.
