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Nokia net sales to AI and cloud customers, primarily for optical transport, IP routing and data-center switching that connect AI computing infrastructure. This is recognized revenue, not order intake; Nokia separately reported EUR 2.8 billion of AI and cloud orders in Q2 2026.
aiAndCloudRevenueNokia net sales from continuing operations in the Americas across all segments and customer types. This regional total includes telecom, AI and cloud, mission-critical enterprise and defense, and technology-licensee revenue rather than representing a standalone business segment.
americasRevenueNokia net sales from continuing operations in Asia-Pacific across all segments and customer types. This regional total includes telecom, AI and cloud, mission-critical enterprise and defense, and technology-licensee revenue rather than representing a standalone business segment.
apacRevenueNokia net sales from continuing operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa across all segments and customer types. This regional total includes telecom, AI and cloud, mission-critical enterprise and defense, and technology-licensee revenue rather than representing a standalone business segment.
emeaRevenueNokia net sales to organizations that require secure, resilient private and operational networks, including defense, utilities, transportation, public-sector, manufacturing and healthcare customers. The total spans relevant Nokia segments and is grouped by customer type rather than by product family.
missionCriticalEnterpriseAndDefenseRevenueNet sales from Nokia's cloud-native mobile-core software and its AI-driven network operations, analytics and security software and related services. These products run and automate the central software layer of telecom networks rather than the radio equipment that connects devices.
mobileInfrastructureCoreSoftwareRevenueOperating profit from Nokia's Core Software, Radio Networks and Technology Standards segment, before group-level items affecting comparability. It captures profit from mobile-network software and equipment as well as the high-margin patent-licensing business.
mobileInfrastructureOperatingProfitNet sales from Nokia radio-access equipment, network-management software and services spanning current and earlier 3GPP mobile generations. This is the part of Nokia that supplies the radios and related systems linking mobile devices to an operator's network.
mobileInfrastructureRadioNetworksRevenueNet sales from Nokia's Core Software, Radio Networks and Technology Standards businesses. The segment combines cloud-native mobile-core and network-management software, radio-access equipment and services, and patent licensing.
mobileInfrastructureSegmentRevenueRevenue from licensing Nokia's patent portfolio to device makers and other industries that use its connectivity technology. Quarterly results can include catch-up revenue when a newly signed license covers prior periods, so changes do not necessarily reflect only current-period device volumes.
mobileInfrastructureTechnologyStandardsRevenueNet sales from Nokia equipment used to deliver fixed broadband to homes, including operator-side fiber optical line terminals and customer-premises fiber products. Nokia is shifting this business toward higher-margin network equipment rather than lower-margin consumer-premises hardware.
networkInfrastructureFixedNetworksRevenueNet sales from Nokia's IP routing and data-center switching products and related services. These systems move traffic through telecom networks and within cloud and AI data centers, making the business sensitive to both carrier investment and hyperscale build-outs.
networkInfrastructureIpNetworksRevenueOperating profit from Nokia's Optical Networks, IP Networks and Fixed Networks segment, before group-level items affecting comparability. It shows the profitability of Nokia's optical transport, routing, switching and home-broadband equipment businesses after their assigned operating costs.
networkInfrastructureOperatingProfitNet sales from Nokia optical transport systems used across metro, regional and long-haul networks and to interconnect data centers. The business includes the Infinera optical portfolio and serves both telecom operators and rapidly growing AI and cloud infrastructure customers.
networkInfrastructureOpticalNetworksRevenueNet sales from Nokia's Optical Networks, IP Networks and Fixed Networks businesses, which supply optical transport, routing, data-center switching and home-broadband equipment. The segment serves telecommunications providers, AI and cloud customers, and mission-critical enterprises.
networkInfrastructureSegmentRevenueOperating profit or loss from Nokia's non-core Site Implementation and Outside Plant and Microwave Radio businesses, before group-level items affecting comparability. Fixed Wireless Access CPE and Enterprise Campus Edge are excluded after their Q2 2026 classification as discontinued operations.
portfolioBusinessesOperatingProfitNet sales from Nokia businesses that management does not consider core to its long-term strategy and is evaluating for sale or other strategic action. As of Q2 2026, continuing operations in this segment comprise Site Implementation and Outside Plant and Microwave Radio; Fixed Wireless Access CPE and Enterprise Campus Edge were moved to discontinued operations.
portfolioBusinessesSegmentRevenueNokia net sales to telecommunications operators for fixed, mobile, IP and optical network equipment, software and services. This customer-type view spans Network Infrastructure and Mobile Infrastructure and is therefore broader than revenue from any one product line or segment.
telecommunicationProvidersRevenue