5 steps to improve network observability for successful AI
From manual triage to predictive automation – see how network observability gets you AI-ready without ripping and replacing tools
From manual triage to predictive automation – see how network observability gets you AI-ready without ripping and replacing tools
'I think we have five to seven years of great growth ahead of us,' Celona CEO Rajeev Shah said
PwC's Dan Hays said artificial intelligence was 'blindingly front and center' at the recent Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025 event.
Téral Research predicts the global market will grow from $1.7 billion this year to $10.4 billion in 2030, adding that the “current ecosystem is vibrant.”
“It is a solution that is meant for telcos to deploy for enterprises," Broadcom's Sanjay Uppal explained.
Samsung and Qualcomm are part of the multivendor deployment.
The move provides some much-needed momentum toward propelling network virtualization opportunities.
“We haven't skipped a beat at Juniper as we go through this process, you can see it in our results,” CEO Rami Rahim said.
Simplifying network connectivity is an important challenge for vendors as they look to move new services and technology into the enterprise space.
"That's the vision here is to get networks to that level," Amazon Web Services' telecom CTO Ishwar Parulkar said.
“Our belief is that open RAN's success and future prospects hinge on the survival of Mavenir,” analyst Michael Thelander wrote
Verizon's vendor bankruptcy and EchoStar ditching VMware also drew a lot of views.
Verizon is tapping Nvidia to power enterprise services running over the carrier’s 5G private network and mobile edge compute infrastructure.
It has up to five times the capacity of Wi-Fi 6.
While Nokia is making headway in the data center and cloud API space, its more traditional telecom radio access network business continues to battle
The additions could be important for some of its vendors but are not unique.
Developers can deploy NIM microservices on Amazon Web Services to provide flexibility and scalability for artificial intelligence workloads
“Not a lot of specificity coming out of operators in our industry related to actual O-RAN deployments," Verizon's Adam Koeppe said.