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Valued at 600 Billion, NVIDIA Invests 10 Billion! How Nokia, After Selling Its Phones, Is Making a Comeback

Once known as its mobile phones were sold in 2013, Nokia has staged a remarkable commercial comeback, now standing as a "patent giant" and "AI infrastructure builder." In Q1 2026, its net profit surged over 200% year-over-year. Nokia retains a vast portfolio of over 26,000 patent families, including over 7,000 essential 5G patents. This creates a high-margin "licensing" business, generating €1.5 billion in 2025 with over 70% operating margin, from smartphone makers to automotive and streaming media companies. Beyond patents, Nokia is a key player in AI infrastructure. Its acquisition of Infinera made it a top supplier of high-speed optical modules for AI data centers. Its AI-RAN technology allows 5G base stations to utilize idle computing power for AI inference tasks. A strategic $1 billion investment from NVIDIA in 2025 aims to unlock this distributed edge compute potential, with their joint AI Aerial platform already in trials. Looking ahead, Nokia is actively shaping 6G standards with AI-native architecture and is transitioning toward a recurring revenue model through network automation and SaaS offerings. With strong free cash flow and dividends, Nokia has transformed from a faded mobile brand into a core technology player poised for the AI and 6G era.

marsbit05/29 02:19

Valued at 600 Billion, NVIDIA Invests 10 Billion! How Nokia, After Selling Its Phones, Is Making a Comeback

marsbit05/29 02:19

From 'Cash Incinerator' to 'Money Printing Machine': ChangXin Technology's Remarkable Turnaround, Raking in 50 Billion in Half a Year

Changxin Technology: From "Money Incinerator" to "Money Printer" in Six Months Changxin Technology, a Chinese DRAM chipmaker once dubbed a "money incinerator" for years of massive losses, has staged a staggering financial turnaround. Its updated IPO prospectus reveals explosive 2026 first-half results: revenue forecast of 110-120 billion yuan (up 613-677% year-on-year) and net profit of 50-57 billion yuan (up 2244-2544% year-on-year). This half-year profit rivals that of major state-owned energy giants. The reversal stems from a historic memory chip super-cycle fueled by AI. Massive demand from AI servers, consuming 8-10x more DRAM than traditional servers, coupled with a supply crunch as major players shift capacity to premium HBM, has driven DRAM prices to multi-year highs. As China's only large-scale DRAM IDM (integrated design and manufacturing) firm, Changxin was positioned to capitalize. With upgraded product lines (DDR5/LPDDR5) and high capacity utilization, it achieved both volume and price increases, doubling its global market share to 7.67% in just half a year. This follows a decade of heavy investment and losses totaling 36.65 billion yuan, a gamble led by Chairman Zhu Yiming, who famously vowed to take no salary until the company was profitable. The IPO aims to raise 29.5 billion yuan, implying a valuation that some analysts project could reach 1-2 trillion yuan long-term. Debate persists over the sustainability of profits given DRAM's cyclicality, but supporters point to structurally sustained AI demand and Changxin's strategic national importance. The story is a textbook financial comeback, rewarding persistent investment in a critical industry.

marsbit05/18 13:04

From 'Cash Incinerator' to 'Money Printing Machine': ChangXin Technology's Remarkable Turnaround, Raking in 50 Billion in Half a Year

marsbit05/18 13:04

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