Morgan Stanley has upgraded its recommendation for the Finnish telecom company Nokia to overweight from equal weight, along with a new higher price target of 6.5 euros (previously 4.2). This suggests a potential upside of 15 percent from the most recent closing price.

The analysis highlights how the market appears to be underestimating the company's exposure to data centers, according to Bloomberg News.

Currently, AI and cloud revenues account for just 6 percent of the group, but a boom in data centers is fueling rapid growth.

Despite this and the stock's strong recent performance, Nokia is still valued in line with historical levels prior to other technology cycles and does not fully reflect the shift towards AI, Morgan Stanley argues.

According to Bloomberg, most analysts are positive about Nokia, with 17 buy, 7 hold, and only 6 sell recommendations.