Nokia analyzes 50M+ lines of code in two weeks with Cursor
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Nokia is using Cursor, an AI tool for code analysis, to transform its entire software development.
Two engineers analyzed over 50 million lines of code in two weeks — work that previously would have taken a dozen experts several months. Nokia is also using Cursor to build automation tools (one engineer created a project management system in one week that replaced 80 percent of the work for 6–10 project managers), speed up debugging from weeks to days, and generate product requirements from the start of the development process.
Using Cursor, two engineers analyzed more than 50 million lines of code in one of the Core Networks product lines in two weeks.
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