Opinionated conversations in telecoms with Monica Paolini, Senza Fili, and her guests. Networks should be open, and so should our discussions on them.
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Mavenir, Rakuten, Nokia: Vendor perspectives on open RAN
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Recent announcements by AT&T, 1&1 and Deutsche Telekom indicate an inflection point in the readiness for open RAN commercial deployments, but also an emerging new approach in vendor selection. In this Sparring Partners, I talked to John Baker at Mavenir, Geoff Hollingworth at Rakuten Symphony and Aji Ed at Nokia about how vendors approach disaggreg…
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Tareq Amin, Aramco Digital: Driving innovation in the Middle East
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The Middle East is emerging as a hot area for digital transformation, driven by R&D funding, limited resistance from legacy infrastructure and organizational culture, and a desire to get a more prominent role in the global market. Tareq Amin, CEO at Aramco Digital, was our Sparring Partner and talked about his recent move from Japan, where he was t…
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Intel: AI everywhere, from the edge to the cloud
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AI-driven automation will change how we run our networks end-to-end, from the access in the RAN all the way to the core, from the edge infrastructure to the cloud. To get there, we need the right silicon and platforms. Are we there yet? In this conversation, Cristina Rodriguez at Intel and Monica Paolini at Senza Fili talked about the network trans…
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Will AI change how humans operate in telecoms?
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Most of the time, we talk about how AI, ML and GenAI change the way we run and operate networks, enable automation, tame complexity, and improve efficiency. They also change the way we – the humans in telecoms – operate, the skills we need, and how we deal with AI-based platforms. This will require profound changes and our ability to meet the cultu…
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VIAVI: The decomposable AI landscape
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AI will change the way we operate telecom networks. But what’s the best way to get there? How should we introduce AI to get the benefits it promises but avoid duplication, conflicts among different AI models, and undesired outcomes? How do we know AI models will deliver what we expect? In this Sparring Partners, Per Kangru and Takai Eddine Kennouch…
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NETSCOUT: Rethinking AIOps. It is all about the data
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In network operations, we are always looking for areas for improvement. How can we manage applications to best serve end customers? How can we use end-to-end visibility of application and service performance to improve customer experience? Will anomaly detection for automated pattern discovery and prediction improve the quality of experience? What …
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Fujitsu: How AI, ML and GenAI can increase network efficiency today
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AI, ML and GenAI can help operators increase the value of their installed and new networks. With network-specific knowledge, they can empower operators with trusted solutions that increase network efficiency. In this conversation with Blake Hlavaty, Director of Global Network Software Offers at Fujitsu, we discussed the practical adoption of automa…
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Mavenir: The future network is open and autonomous
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It is not coincidental that networks are evolving towards openness and automation at the same time. Openness brings flexibility and choice, but also increased complexity. Automation, aided by cloudification and AI, enables operators to manage complexity and benefit from the flexibility in the network. Together, openness and automation change the wa…
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