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- Finlands NestAI lands €100M, partners with Nokia to build AI . . .
Finnish startup NestAI has raised €100 million (about $115 million) in a funding round led by Finland’s sovereign fund, Tesi, and hardware giant Nokia to build AI products for use in unmanned
- Tesi and Nokia invest EUR 100 million in NestAI - tesi. fi
Nokia and NestAI today announced a strategic partnership to advance AI-powered defense solutions Nokia and Tesi invest in NestAI, as well Read more!
- Nokia and NestAI Announce Strategic Partnership and NestAI . . .
Nokia and NestAI form a strategic partnership to drive innovation in AI-powered defense and critical infrastructure solutions In addition, Nokia and Tesi (Finnish Industry Investment Ltd) invest in NestAI, with the combined value of the investments being €100 million
- NestAI grabs €100M to build Europe’s ‘Physical AI’ defence . . .
Finnish startup NestAI secures €100 million to build Europe’s leading physical AI lab for defence applications, partnering with Nokia to develop autonomous and AI-driven defence technologies supporting European sovereignty
- Nokia and Tesi Invest in NestAI to Accelerate Development of . . .
Leaders from Nokia, NestAI, and Tesi emphasized the importance of strengthening European technological sovereignty, expanding mission-critical capabilities, and supporting long-term resilience in defense and national security environments
- NestAI Secures €100M to Forge Europe’s Physical AI Defense . . .
Finnish startup NestAI raises €100M led by Tesi and Nokia to develop advanced AI for defense, robotics, and autonomous systems in Europe
- Nokia invests in AI defence with NestAI partnership
Nokia has announced a strategic partnership with Finnish firm NestAI to develop artificial intelligence-based defence technologies, supported by a €100 million investment from Nokia and state-owned investment company Tesi The partnership was confirmed on Thursday It brings together Nokia’s
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