Nokia SON to shore up EE networks
EE, the UK’s biggest mobile operator, has deployed Nokia’s Self-Organizing Networks software to enhance network management and service quality.
EE, the UK’s biggest mobile operator, has deployed Nokia’s Self-Organizing Networks software to enhance network management and service quality.
The world is at a key inflection point whereby intelligent technology is freeing humans from the mundane, repetitive tasks.
Nokia is really pushing telecoms operators to embrace automation, promising them huge financial rewards through cost-savings and the generation of additional revenues.
Senior industry figures appreciate the problems that non-automated tools bring to managing their network lifecycles smoothly and profitably.
Don’t count Nokia out of the Chinese RAN market just yet because it seems to be getting pretty cozy with China Mobile.
Observers and practitioners take it on the chin to predict what the telecoms industry may look like in the coming year.
The two tech giants are collaborating to develop new edge computing, cloud, and private 5G solutions targeted at the enterprise market.
The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) has issued a report warning of confusion about the impact AI and automation can have of people’s rights.
Innovation is usually focused with a consumer audience in mind, however 5G and AI will likely see an initial focus and opportunity for more industrial and business focused applications.
Scott and Iain worry about being replaced by machines and algorithms as they kick off this week’s pod by discussing automation. They move on to review some of the telecoms industry numbers being published as we get towards the end of the year, before concluding with a look at why Western governments are suddenly so keen on OpenRAN.
The adjective ‘Orwellian’ is overused, not least by this publication, but what do you expect when you launch industrial IoT services with names like ‘Monitron’?
Analyst firm Analysys Mason reckons the telecoms industry will return to modest growth from 2021, but it will take three years for the industry revenue to come back to the pre-COVID-19 level.
Japan’s disruptive greenfield operator has defended its underwhelming subscriber growth and declared it is prepared to disrupt more markets.
Forty-one percent of those answering a Telecoms.com survey said the new technology has either met or exceeded their expectations.
Open-source SDN startup Lumina Networks has thrown in the towel, citing slower than hoped open-source adoption, thanks in part to COVID-19.
Novel technology that promises to make cashiers a thing of the past is now being offered by Amazon to other retailers.
More devices, more variables, more complexity – it is increasingly difficult to have end-to-end visibility and assess actual network issues in real time.
German rail company Deutsche Bahn is really keen on automation and ha picked Nokia to help it take humans out of the equation.
At the GLOTEL 2019 awards dinner, Ahmad Bilal from Huawei talked about their award-winning automation initiative (AUTIN) and how it helps telcos to improve and innovate automation services.
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