Nokia Profit Beats Estimates as Data Centers Fuel Growth

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Nokia's Q3 profit exceeded analyst forecasts due to increased sales of data center networking gear amid growing AI infrastructure investments. This surge reflects the expanding market for AI-related hardware. The company's financial performance highlights the impact of AI-driven demand on telecommunications equipment providers.

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