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Search ArticlesVideo: Will Verizon hand over its network to the machines?
In this video, Verizon Business Chief Technology Solutions Officer Debika Battacharya spoke with us at Mobile World Congress 2024 about how the telco is looking at artificial intelligence (AI) as a way to improve customer experience and more. Battacharya said the company currently thinks about traditional AI (a.k.a. machine learning) in four steps: descriptive AI, diagnostic AI, predictive and then prescriptive — all with the goal of how the company is understanding its customers.
OpEd: Ericsson's grand plan for cloud
Ericsson used its pre-MWC media day at London’s County Hall on the Thames last week to reveal a landmark new network architecture designed to unlock the value of cloud for communications service providers. It was the most significant announcement at an event that included several other key technology launches, notably around AI. Ericsson backed up the messaging around each new capability with big-name customer testimonials — an essential proof point in the current unsteady comms market.
Microsoft-Vodafone deal confirms cloud-native trend - Raynovich
There’s been a consistent cognitive dissonance in the telecom industry for some time, as the industry talks about moving to cloud-native platforms and services while at the same time spending hours in committee meetings tinkering with complicated OSS (operations and support systems) and ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) diagrams. Vodafone’s landmark deal with Microsoft might change that.
John Deere taps Starlink to connect autonomous tractors
John Deere has chosen SpaceX’s Starlink low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network to supplement LTE coverage for farmers using its connected and autonomous farm machinery. The agriculture equipment maker spent more than a year reviewing proposals from satellite providers before announcing Starlink as its choice.
The Five Nine podcast: EdgeQ's Adil Kidwai, VP & Head of Product on how chipsets, AI and FWA are boosting CSP growth
EdgeQ is a relative newcomer in the industry, having been founded five years ago, but it has made significant strides in addressing technology needs to deliver advanced networks for users and enterprises alike. Adil Kidwai, VP & Head of Product, joins the Five Nine Podcast to discuss some of the key trends and challenges ahead for the industry, and how a chipset vendor such as EdgeQ plays a pivotal role in driving growth.
Prior to yesterday, all the open RAN news was in Europe
The wireless industry is reeling from the announcement by AT&T yesterday that it agreed to a multi-year collaboration with Ericsson, in a major blow for Nokia. Ericsson hasn’t always been a big open RAN proponent, in part because it was designed to lessen operators’ reliance on the biggest infrastructure players and get more competition into the mix. For some time, Nokia appeared quicker to get behind the concept.
GSMA’s Open Gateway gathers steam with API launches in Brazil and Sri Lanka
The GSMA’s Open Gateway initiative, launched with much fanfare at this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC), reached what some industry observers are calling a “new milestone” in Brazil this week. America Móvil-owned Claro, TIM Brasil and Telefónica’s Vivo unveiled three network APIs — Number Verify, SIM Swap and Device Location — that focus on combating digital fraud for financial institutions.
The Five Nine Podcast: Duncan Licence of Parkopedia on unified platforms for in-vehicle services
The connected vehicle has been, arguably, the most frequently commented on and most promising case study of device connectivity for years. The car is becoming a software-first product, with customers looking for greater connectivity, ease of use and a wider variety of services available to the driver and customer than ever before.
BT eyes 5G RedCap and other technologies to support future IoT growth
U.K.-based telco BT recently flagged trials of 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) technology in collaboration with Nokia and MediaTek. Mark Henry, director of Network & Spectrum Strategy at BT Group, provided some insights into how RedCap and other technologies are expected to support more IoT use cases in the future. RedCap, introduced in 3GPP Release 17, is designed to bring 5G to devices that do not require its full capabilities.