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For years, the evolution of mobile networks followed a familiar logic: faster radios, denser cells, smarter cores. Each generation promised better performance, greater efficiency and new services. Artificial intelligence, at first glance, appears to be the next step in that same lineage — another tool to optimise an already complex system.
Europe rarely announces its strategic moves. When it does, they usually arrive wrapped in regulation, standards or carefully negotiated frameworks. Power is exercised indirectly, through architecture rather than proclamation. Nokia’s AnyCloud strategy fits squarely within that tradition. It is neither a manifesto nor a policy intervention, but an infrastructural choice with far-reaching consequences.
