Nokia and Nvidia want to turn telecom networks into distributed AI platforms

The partners are working with telecom operators to embed AI directly into radio access networks, with commercial deployments anticipated in 2027 Nokia and Nvidia are teaming up with telecom operators on an ambitious goal: turning the networks that carry your calls and data into distributed AI platforms. The partnership pairs Nvidia’s computing stack with Nokia’s radio software. On Nvidia’s side, that means its CUDA platform and its Aerial RAN Computer, known as ARC. On Nokia’s side, it means anyRAN, the company’s software for radio access networks. The target is what the industry calls AI-native RAN, or AI-RAN. The idea is to build artificial intelligence directly into signal processing, rather than bolting it on afterward. If it works, operators could squeeze more performance out of the same airwaves.

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