Blaize Holdings shares surge 10.63% intraday as company partners with Nokia to develop Asia-Pacific edge computing and hybrid AI inference solutions targeting telecom and industrial infrastructure.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. Let me start by understanding the requirements. First, the company name must remain unchanged. The example uses "Pineapple Energy Inc." so I'll keep "Blaize Holdings" as is. Next, the percentage change needs to be rounded to two decimal places. The input has 10.63218391%, which rounds to 10.63%. I should remove any trailing zeros, so 10.63% is correct. The time period is intraday, so I need to mention "intraday trading." Now, the brief reason for the price movement. The key points are the partnership with Nokia, the MoU signed on January 27, 2026, and the development of edge computing and hybrid AI inference solutions for the Asia-Pacific market. Also, the integration of Blaize's AI platform with Nokia's IP network tech targeting telecom and industrial infrastructure. I need to condense this into a concise reason. The example includes the subsidiary and project details, so here it's the partnership and the collaboration's focus areas. I should mention the strategic MoU, the integration of their technologies, and the target markets and applications. Avoid any unnecessary details like the exact date (2026-01-27) since the example didn't include dates, just the event. Check if the output should be in English. Yes, the example is in English, so the final answer must be in English. Also, ensure the structure mirrors the example: company name, percentage change, time period, reason. The example also has a line break after the first paragraph, so maybe include that for readability. Let me draft the headline. Start with "Blaize Holdings surged 10.63% in intraday trading, following the company's announcement of a strategic partnership with Nokia..." Then mention the MoU date, the collaboration's purpose (edge computing and hybrid AI solutions for APAC), integration of their platforms, and target sectors (telecom, industrial infrastructure). Wait, the example included a line break after the first sentence. Should I do the same here? The user's example has a line break after the first paragraph, so maybe split into two paragraphs. First paragraph: company, percentage, time, reason. Second paragraph: more details on the company's focus. But in the input, the second part after the bullet points is about the company's focus, but the example's input didn't have that. Wait, the input here after the two points is just a comma and a closing parenthesis. So maybe the example's second paragraph is part of the company's description. But in this case, the user's input doesn't have a company description after the bullet points. Wait, looking back at the user's input, after the two bullet points, there's just a comma and a closing parenthesis. So perhaps there's no additional company description here. The example had a company description in the input, but here, the input ends after the two bullet points. So maybe I don't need a second paragraph. The example's output has two paragraphs because the input included more info. Here, the input only has the two bullet points. So the reason for the price movement is the partnership with Nokia. Therefore, the headline should include the partnership and the key aspects of the collaboration. So the final headline would be: "Blaize Holdings surged 10.63% in intraday trading, following the company's announcement of a strategic partnership with Nokia to develop edge computing and hybrid AI inference solutions for the Asia-Pacific market. The collaboration integrates Blaize's AI inference platform with Nokia's IP network technology, targeting applications in telecommunications and industrial intelligent infrastructure." I need to check if the percentage is correctly rounded and formatted, the time period is correct, and the company name is unchanged. Also, ensure the reason is concise and includes the key points. The example included the date of the project start, but in this case, the MoU was signed on a specific date. However, the example didn't include the date in the output, so maybe it's better to omit the date here as well. The example's output mentions "7月开始施工" (construction scheduled to begin in July) but the input had a specific date. Wait, the example's input had a date in the Chinese text, but the output didn't include the date. Instead, it said "scheduled to begin in July". So perhaps, in this case, the MoU date is January 27, 2026, but the output should not include the date. So just mention the partnership and the collaboration's goals. Yes, that's correct. So the final answer should be as structured above, with two sentences, no line break if the company description isn't provided. But the example had a line break.