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AI in telecom – human oversight, and the shift from copilots to agents

Human-in-the-loop control is urgent as AI is unleashed on ever-more critical systems – and as it becomes more sophisticated with multi-modal generative AI and distributed agentic AI.  Human oversight – remains critical in AI telecom infrastructure, ensuring ethical compliance, reducing risk, and refining AI models...

AI in telecom – levelling-up with gen AI (beyond ML automation) 

From call centres to back-office systems, telcos are navigating the shift from predictive machine learning to generative AI, balancing innovation with caution in critical environments. Model adoption – there are three phases of model adoption: from third-party tools, to on-prem solutions, to hybrid models with...

AI in telecom – total ticket elimination in telco call centres

AI is transforming telecom operations – from slashing customer resolution times to orchestrating real-time energy savings, reshaping both service delivery and network management. In sum – what to know: Auto systems – ML efficiency tools are evolving into semi-autonomous systems to resolve service issues and automate...

Why does AI matter at the edge?

AI isn’t just reshaping data centers — it’s transforming the very networks we rely on at home and work. Amidst the massive investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure, it’s becoming increasingly clear how important this technology will be for delivering new services, optimizing processes,...

AI in telecom – ML pattern-matching in customer support

For telcos, the surest AI wins come in their operational heartlands – streamlining customer care, enhancing enterprise services, and turning network data into actionable insights. System support – AI in telecom has primarily advanced in low-risk OSS/BSS, focusing on customer care and network optimization. Operator models...

Executive Briefing: Dell Technologies World 2025

Dell Technologies World 2025 underscored a defining theme of the AI era: the infrastructure challenge is of course about scale, but it's also about access. With the Dell AI Factory solution set now in the hands of 3,000 customers, Dell’s next move is to...

ZTE showcases 5G RAN solutions at MWC Shanghai 2025 

Leveraging UBR and M-MIMO pioneer solutions, ZTE helps operators cover more bands with fewer radio units, boosting capacity while reducing space and costs ZTE offers diversified solutions to enhance user experiences by delivering ultra-fast uplink speeds, high-capacity indoor coverage, and extended signal reach in challenging areas...

Ericsson, Supermicro advance connectivity for edge AI

Ericsson said that the combined offering would integrate its enterprise wireless solutions, including 5G and SD-WAN technologies In sum – what to know: Ericsson and Supermicro team up – The two firms plan to offer integrated 5G and edge AI systems to help enterprises deploy AI...

Five trends set to redefine global telecoms (Reader Forum)

From cloud migration to AI integration, five forces are reshaping global enterprise telecom strategies It’s nothing new that with strong communications comes business success. However, the nature of strong communications in the post pandemic workplace has changed dramatically, with technologies and tools almost unrecognizable compared...

Kagan: Lessons from Motorola Mobility in the AI era (Analyst Angle)

Motorola, once a telecom giant, nearly collapsed in 2011 — instead, it split into Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility The Motorola story is one we can all learn from. It has had its highs and lows, and once again, it is reinventing itself. That calls...

Last chance to join RCR Wireless News’ Telco AI Forum

AI adoption in telecom is accelerating, with CSPs moving from conceptual ideas and experimentation to real-world deployments. RCR Wireless News' Telco AI Forum 2025 brings together global industry leaders to explore how agentic AI, inferencing, LLMs, AI-RAN and edge computing are transforming network automation,...

Editorial Report: Supporting AI, Using AI: Getting to pervasive intelligence in telecom networks Report

AI is helping CSPs optimize networks, predict maintenance needs, and automate operations to reduce costs and enhance service reliability. With AI-driven customer experience management, CSPs can personalize interactions, anticipate churn and streamline support—boosting customer loyalty. By operationalizing AI with AIOps frameworks, CSPs can efficiently...

Last chance to join RCR Wireless News’ Telco Cloud & Edge Forum

The telecom industry is evolving, embracing hyper-automation, AI, and cloud-native technologies to unlock new monetization opportunities. Networks are becoming more complex. Operators must manage fragmented workloads across multi-cloud environments, optimize edge infrastructure, and enhance automation and interoperability to ensure readiness for 6G. They are...

How Open RAN opens the door to AI-RAN networks (Reader Forum)

In the early heyday of Open RAN, experts were predicting rapid growth and adoption worldwide. As the overall telecommunications market contracted, however, these predictions failed to fully materialize and initial 5G Open RAN deployments fell short of industry expectations.  But now a second wave...

What does it take to put AI to work in the air interface?

Artificial intelligence is dominating discussions across the telecom landscape, as the industry grapples with how and where to apply AI to improve efficiency or performance. AI is expected to be one of the foundational concepts for 6G, which is expected to have an “AI-native”...

At MWC this AI bartender made cocktails—and the case for edge AI

With its MixMaster AI bartender demonstration, Dell Technologies showed how on-device, multi-modal AI can turn storytelling and personalization into an experience The best bartenders don’t just pour drinks—they craft experiences. But what if your next favorite cocktail came not from a person, but from a...

Amdocs, Dell Technologies, Red Hat on AI-powered network automation

In the push to AI-native networks, CSPs are investing in network automation tools to improve efficiency and network performance As communication service providers (CSPs) evolve toward more agile, AI-native operations, three industry leaders—Amdocs, Dell Technologies, and Red Hat—have joined forces to deliver an integrated, AI-powered...

Dell Technologies and NVIDIA empower CSPs with scalable AI solutions

With the AI for Telecom suite, Dell Technologies and NVIDIA equip CSPs to boost efficiency, improve customer experience and unlock new revenue streams The telecommunications sector is undergoing rapid transformation, and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the heart of it. As networks become more complex...

Dell Technologies and Intel are enabling real-world telecom transformation 

Communications service providers (CSPs) are under mounting pressure to accelerate transformation—the high-level goals are to modernize infrastructure while also deploying a future-ready network, leverage automation to make operations more cost-effective, and diversify revenue streams by delivering new use cases to new markets. And while this idea of telecom transformation may seem clear on paper, it’s a difficult thing to do in the real world given the need to manage mounting technological complexity while also overhauling business and operating models.

Dell Technologies and AMD collaborating to make AI easy for operators to consume 

As 5G networks continue to mature and scale, communications service providers (CSPs) are under pressure to improve performance, reduce downtime, and gain operational efficiency through network automation while also capturing new revenue streams. At the same time, advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are enabling powerful new opportunities for network optimization, predictive analytics, and service assurance. 

How Open RAN, NTN and AI are the 6G we can already see

The evolution of wireless technologies is a continuous process with each generation building upon the previous one to refine capabilities and introduce innovations. While 6G is currently in its research phase, several complementary technologies developing alongside 5G provide a glimpse of what the next...

Qualcomm Webinar: AI-driven RAN automation—Advancing toward intent-based autonomous networks

RAN AI technologies are transforming how Mobile Network Operators manage their complex and often multi-vendor networks, enabling self-management, self-optimization, and handling of complex tasks, ultimately driving towards Autonomous Network management. Mobile Network Operators are already leveraging RAN AI capabilities to optimize network energy usage, enhance...

Making AI for telecom real: Perspectives from Google Cloud Next

Google Cloud Next shows how network operators and vendors are using AI for telecom We already know that businesses are pushing hard to figure out how artificial intelligence can benefit them. In telecom specifically, an Nvidia survey earlier this year found that 37% of respondents...

Why agentic AI in home gateways could be a game-changer for operators

MediaTek believes that embedding agentic AI into home gateways could transform customer support and reduce costs for service providers The evolution from traditional AI to agentic AI marks a turning point in how we build, deploy and interact with intelligent systems. Traditional AI has long...