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The former mobile phone leader struggled in 2024, with revenue down 9% year over year. But the stock bounced back in 2025 thanks to a new CEO and a partnership with Nvidia.

Taiwanese tech companies Acer and Asus and China-based Hisense won a ruling from London's High Court on Thursday in their global patent dispute with Nokia over video coding technology.

AI is driving yet another opportunity, rooted in demand for real-time remote access to AI capable of creating virtual reality. It's a long-term growth investment, but reasonable value and a reliable dividend make it easier to own in the interim.

Nokia Oyj has transformed from a dominant mobile phone maker to a resilient, leading global technology company focused on communications networking. NOK's collaboration and share issuance to Nvidia provides the company with new growth opportunities. The recent acquisition of Infinera increases Nokia's exposure to AI‑driven growth narratives.

IBM, Cisco, and Nokia deliver key technologies to enable AI, while offering portfolio diversification for investors. IBM has raised dividend payments for 30 straight years, and is poised to propel AI to the next level with its quantum computers.

A partnership with Nvidia has investors taking a closer look at Nokia. It is too early for the financials to materially reflect the effects of agreement, but signs of optimism have appeared.

A partnership with Nvidia could end years of struggles for shares of former Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia. A renewed interest in smartphones and heavy demand for AI chips could be the catalyst Qualcomm stock needs.

Back in October, news of Nvidia's investing $1 billion into Nokia sent the stock to new multiyear highs. Shares in the telecom equipment maker have since pulled back, but this catalyst could make a significant return in the coming year.