Nokia shares rose 1.88% to $10.31 after Zain KSA launched Nokia Deepfield Cloud Intelligence across its network in more than 100 Saudi cities. The cloud-native analytics platform provides real-time, end-to-end visibility into applications and services, helping Zain KSA identify congestion and latency issues proactively, improve troubleshooting and service assurance, and strengthen network resilience. Deepfield Cloud Genome maps internet activity across more than 30 application categories using more than 100 AI/ML rules, supporting monitoring of over-the-top and cloud services such as video streaming and cloud gaming. The platform also generates structured data for advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and new digital services aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, while supporting network efficiency and cost control. Nokia this month extended its partnership with Microsoft to combine Nokia Data Suite with Microsoft Fabric in an agentic, unified data foundation for telecom operators. Nokia’s next reporting date is confirmed for October 22, 2026, with estimates of 8 cents in earnings per share and $5.80 billion in revenue. The stock has a Buy consensus, an average analyst price forecast of $16.50 and a P/E ratio of 74.1 times.