Core Insights - Nokia is expanding its Network as Code ecosystem by partnering with Google Cloud to integrate agentic AI capabilities, enabling programmable and consumable networks for enterprise agents [1][6] Partnerships and Collaborations - Over 75 partners, including major telecom providers like Deutsche Telekom, Globe, Orange, Rakuten, Tata Communications, Telefónica, TELUS, and Vodafone, are collaborating with Nokia to enhance network APIs [2][7] - Deutsche Telekom is utilizing Nokia's Network as Code platform to improve mobile-based authentication for sports applications, enhancing user experience [4] - Globe is leveraging Nokia's Network Exposure Platform to combat mobile banking fraud and is expanding its security solutions with the number verification API [5] - Orange has signed a framework contract to make its network APIs commercially available through Nokia's platform, focusing on identity and antifraud solutions [8] - Rakuten Mobile is exploring the use of Nokia's number verification API for advanced fraud prevention in digital security [9] - Tata Communications is integrating its global Network Fabric and eSIM capabilities into Nokia's platform to enhance programmable connectivity for IoT applications [10] - Telefónica is testing AI protocols with Nokia to simplify network capabilities and enable new monetization models [11] - TELUS is collaborating with Nokia to deploy network APIs for enhanced customer experiences during major events [12] - Vodafone has established agreements to offer its APIs via Nokia's platform, focusing on secure digital experiences in various sectors [13] Technological Advancements - Nokia's Network as Code platform provides developers with standardized access to APIs, facilitating innovation across industries such as banking, healthcare, automotive, and entertainment [3] - The integration of Google Cloud's agentic AI capabilities allows for intent-based, on-demand workflows that address network issues without coding or integration [6]