New Way Now: Nokia deploys autonomous agentic solutions with Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform

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Original video: New Way Now: Nokia deploys autonomous agentic solutions with Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform · Channel: Google Cloud · 02:35 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: AI agents, AI infrastructure and hardware

Summary

Nokia is using Google Cloud to build a unified foundation for autonomous networks amid growing data volumes and network complexity. Its Nokia Assurance Center has been transformed into an AI-native platform using Google’s Cloud Agent Development Kit and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. A multi-agent system analyzes alarms, coordinates tools, and recommends actions, while keeping humans involved in final decisions. Nokia reports a 50% to 80% reduction in problem-solving time and says its AI agents will launch as a SaaS offering on Google Cloud Marketplace in September 2026.

Key points

Growing data volumes and network complexity are changing what networks need to deliver.
Networks span multiple clouds, domains, and vendors, making operations and troubleshooting complicated.
Google Cloud provides the foundation for Nokia to unify its autonomous networks fabric and network-as-code platform.
The Nokia Assurance Center is the operational hub for network monitoring and management.
Nokia used Google’s Cloud Agent Development Kit and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform to make the Assurance Center AI-native.
The multi-agent ecosystem is designed to automate complex network troubleshooting.
A central router agent coordinates communication between tools, while an event agent distinguishes noise from actual issues.
An action reasoner agent recommends actions, with humans retaining control under Nokia’s glass box autonomy approach.
Nokia reports a 50% to 80% reduction in problem-solving time.
The AI agents are scheduled to launch as a SaaS model on Google Cloud Marketplace in September 2026.

Chapters

Start	Chapter	Summary
00:00	Changing demands on networks	Vivek Jaiswal describes growing data volumes and the resulting changes in network requirements.
00:31	A unified cloud foundation	Nokia explains how Google Cloud helps unify its autonomous networks fabric and infrastructure.
01:01	An AI-native assurance platform	Nokia describes the Assurance Center and the Google tools used to build its multi-agent system.
01:32	Agents for troubleshooting	The central router and event agents coordinate tools and assess incoming network alarms.
02:03	Human oversight and launch plans	Nokia describes human-in-the-loop recommendations, reported time savings, and the planned Marketplace launch.

Quotes

They are multi-cloud, multi-domain, multi-vendor — 00:31

Nokia transformed it into an AI native platform — 01:01

Think of it like an orchestrator — 01:32

AI acts as an advisory layer, making sure that the human is always in the loop. — 02:03

cutting problem solving time from hours into mere minutes. — 02:03

Concepts and entities

Nokia, Google Cloud, Vivek Jaiswal, Google Cloud Agent Development Kit, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, Nokia Assurance Center, redes autônomas, autonomia de caixa transparente, agente roteador central, agente de eventos, agente de raciocínio de ações, Google Cloud Marketplace

Full transcript (original language)

00:00 OK, one more time. I super cycle is happening right now, and it is fundamentally changing and reshaping what networks need to deliver. I am Vivek jaiswal and I am the senior vice president of Engineering at Nokia for autonomous networks. This essentially means there is unprecedented amount of data volume, new kind of data.

00:31 And on top of all of this, they are dealing with network complexity. They are multi-cloud, multi-domain, multi-vendor, and fixing and running networks in this kind of an environment is extremely complicated with. Google Cloud provided the core foundation to unify autonomous networks, fabric and network as a code platform for us by moving to Google Cloud. Our infrastructure becomes unified

01:01 and our customers get to see a unified view. The Nokia assurance center, which is part of autonomous networks fabric, is our core operational hub for network monitoring and management. Nokia transformed it into an AI native platform by using Google’s Cloud Agent Development Kit and the Gemini app Enterprise Agent platform. The multi-agent ecosystem is designed to fully automate

01:32 complex networks. Troubleshooting at this point of time, we announced six specialized agents, and two of them are fully functional and ready for initial launch. We have a central router agent. Think of it like an orchestrator, which can connect the communication between all the tools needed to give autonomy to the networks. The event agent, which instantly analyzes the network alarms, which has come in and differentiates between what is noise versus what is actual issue. And then assuming it’s an actual issue,

02:03 it passes the data to what we call action reasoner agent. It recommends that the human to take control. We have the whole concept of glass box autonomy, where AI acts as an advisory layer, making sure that the human is always in the loop. To make the final decision, we are seeing a 50% to 80% time reduction, essentially cutting problem solving time from hours into mere minutes. AI agents officially launch as a SaaS model on Google Cloud Marketplace in September of 2026, and operators can start to immediately deploy

02:35 the starter pack, which is the agent and the event agent with Google Cloud. Nokia is creating a new way to transition telecom operators from rigid manual workflows to self-driving autonomous networks.