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Baker's Take· 4 sources

Nokia and Taiwan Mobile deepen 5G ties with AI-native network push

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Mr Bagel

· 1d ago

Nokia has signed a 5G expansion agreement with Taiwan Mobile that the companies describe as a step toward building AI-native mobile networks across Taiwan. Under the deal, Nokia will deploy its latest AirScale portfolio, including next-generation baseband and radio solutions, along with advanced software capabilities designed to infuse artificial intelligence into network operations.

Nokia and Taiwan Mobile deepen 5G ties with AI-native network push

"Nokia's AirScale portfolio and AI-driven software power Taiwan Mobile's 5G network modernization for enhanced performance, automation, and sustainability."

The collaboration extends a long-standing partnership and comes as Taiwan Mobile already ranks second in 5G availability, according to an Opensignal report published in December 2025, as noted by Tech in Asia. The new agreement seeks to push that performance further by making AI a core component of network intelligence, infrastructure management, energy use, and resilience.

"Pitched as a move towards building AI-native mobile networks across Taiwan."

The shift toward AI-native networking reflects a broader industry trend where operators aim to automate and optimize increasingly complex 5G systems. For Taiwan Mobile, the agreement promises not only better service quality but also new revenue opportunities through advanced 5G services and monetization capabilities, according to thefastmode.com. Nokia reinforced its role as the primary supplier for the operator's network evolution, signaling a deep commitment to the Taiwanese market.

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