ALE and Nokia deliver end-to-end network solutions

Helsinki, Finland and Colombes, France - December 8, 2025  — Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise in partnership with Nokia, today have announced that their joint networking solutions have been deployed by Ikos Resorts (Greece), Pantai Jerudong Hospital (Brunei) and Wembley Park (UK), to help modernize and future-proof their respective campus networks. The deployments will help establish a campus-wide fiber-based LAN network capable of delivering multi-gigabit data speeds to customers. These recent wins mark a significant milestone in its 5-year partnership with ALE and add to a long list of successful deployments at some of the world’s most demanding projects like Grand Paris Express, Montreal Railways and Okada Manila Resort.

Nokia’s Optical LAN provides enterprises and campuses with a high-capacity fiber-based network capable of supporting the growing bandwidth needs for all in-campus devices and applications. Integrated into ALE’s comprehensive network offering for enterprise in-building and campus connectivity, the technology offers significant advantages, including lower energy consumption and total cost of ownership.

ALE’s advanced LAN and Wi-Fi provide an automated solution that efficiently and securely onboard devices while securing the network thanks to asset discovery and classification, virtual segmentation and continuous monitoring. Features include Layer 2 services, HPOE and optional redundant uplinks.

By integrating their respective networking portfolios, the two companies are uniquely positioned to meet the evolving demands of complex environments such as Hospitality segments where resorts like Ikos are using their combined solution to connect hundreds of bedrooms across their luxury all-inclusive sites. With Nokia and ALE, Ikos was able to run their guest services, CCTV, voice, Wi-Fi, and building safety sensors through a single, high availability network architecture. The fiber infrastructure also helped to save space and reduce the number of network layers.