Nokia Powers POST Luxembourg's Move To Automated Broadband Network

On Tuesday, Nokia Corporation NOK disclosed that POST Luxembourg plans to implement its Lightspan access nodes and Altiplano automation platform to establish Europe’s first nation-wide autonomous fiber network.

Notably, Nokia’s Altiplano Access Controller prepares POST for the autonomous network era by optimizing operations, reducing costs, and enhancing service delivery.

Meanwhile, Nokia’s Lightspan, a high-capacity fiber platform, addresses growing broadband demands, ensuring scalability and efficiency for operators.

With this, POST plans to become Europe’s first operator to transition its entire broadband infrastructure to a software-defined access network by the end of 2025.

Geert Heyninck, General Manager, Broadband Networks at Nokia stated, “As networks become more complex, operators need solutions that can help drive automation, simplify management and reduce OPEX. Our Lightspan family and Altiplano domain controller are designed to help operators do that.”

“The combination of 10/25G readiness, mission-critical availability, and automation ensures that our customers are ready for the future of broadband, now.”

Pierre Scholtes, Head of Telecom Networks at POST Luxembourg, said, “By using Lightspan access nodes and the Altiplano automation platform, we strengthen our collaboration with NOKIA, preparing the network for AI-supported operations and increased reliability, and solidifying our position as Luxembourg’s leading fixed network provider.

Last week, the company introduced Broadband Easy, which is a digital platform and service suite designed to help operators simplify and expedite fiber deployment.

Investors can gain exposure to the stock via iShares U.S. Digital Infrastructure and Real Estate ETF IDGT and Defiance Connective Technologies ETF SIXG.

Price Action: NOK shares traded higher by 1.13% at $5.39 at the last check Tuesday.

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