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Nokia Names Intel’s AI Expert Justin Hotard CEO to Drive Tech Innovation

Nokia Names Intel’s AI Expert Justin Hotard CEO to Drive Tech Innovation

by Jay Peters
February 11, 2025
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Nokia just made a bold move in the tech world. The Finnish telecom giant announced Justin Hotard—Intel’s AI and data center chief—as its new CEO starting April 1, signaling a sharp pivot toward next-gen tech like artificial intelligence. With 5G sales slumping industry-wide, Nokia’s betting big on Hotard’s Silicon Valley expertise to reignite growth.

Why Hotard’s Intel Background Matters
Hotard isn’t your average executive hire. At Intel, he led the Data Center & AI Group, steering projects that blended cutting-edge tech with real-world applications. Nokia’s chair, Sari Baldauf, called him a “growth accelerator” with the exact skills needed to tackle telecom’s biggest challenges:

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  • AI Innovation: Telecom firms are racing to integrate AI into networks.
  • Data Center Expansion: Cloud infrastructure is now critical for 5G and beyond.
  • Market Diversification: Sluggish 5G sales demand fresh revenue streams.

“Justin’s track record in scaling tech businesses is unmatched,” Baldauf said. “He’s the right leader for Nokia’s next chapter.”

Lundmark’s Legacy: From 5G Overhaul to Advisor Role
Outgoing CEO Pekka Lundmark, who took charge in 2020, spearheaded Nokia’s turnaround during the 5G rollout. He’ll stay on as an advisor through 2024 to ensure a smooth transition. Last fall, Nokia dismissed rumors of a CEO search, but Baldauf clarified: “Pekka wanted to step back once we found the right successor.”

Telecom’s AI Pivot: Why Timing Is Everything
Nokia’s leadership shakeup mirrors an industry-wide shift. Telecom gear makers face three urgent hurdles:

  1. 5G Slowdown: Demand has cooled after initial rollout spikes.
  2. AI Partnerships: Companies like Ericsson and Huawei are already embedding AI into networks.
  3. Tech Talent Wars: Hotard’s hire highlights the scramble for AI-savvy leaders.

Hotard’s appointment isn’t just about AI—it’s about survival. As one industry analyst put it, “Telecom’s future hinges on marrying connectivity with intelligence. Nokia’s playing to win.

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