AI

Traditional telecom networks, built primarily for voice and data services, are increasingly inadequate for modern AI workloads. The rise of edge computing, real-time applications, and autonomous AI agents requires networks…

The Copilot Pattern represents a significant shift in software architecture, enabling the creation of AI-enhanced applications that can understand and assist with complex tasks.

The AWS Trainium2 itself represents a significant advancement in AI chip technology. Its focus on scalability, performance, and energy efficiency positions it as a strong contender in the AI hardware market

At the end of 2024, while 5G networks continue to roll out globally, researchers and industry leaders are already setting their sights on the next generation of wireless technology: 6G.…

This blog follows up on the previous and examines the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to drive global network traffic growth. We explore the categorization of AI-generated traffic, its impact…

hyperscalers have established a strong competitive advantage in the AI infrastructure market through their specialized hardware, extensive data and computing resources, and continuous innovation, making them the preferred choice for companies seeking to leverage AI and machine learning technologies

This cross-region inference capability in Amazon Bedrock enables customers to build highly scalable, resilient, and cost-effective generative AI applications that can adapt to dynamic usage patterns and regional variations, all while leveraging the consistency and simplicity of the Bedrock API.

CNCF published its guidance on cloud native artificial intelligence (CNAI). The white paper discusses what CNAI is and the opportunities it presents. It also details challenges associated with CNAI. 

Generative AI (Gen AI) is a powerful new technology with the potential to revolutionize many industries, including finance. However, CFOs are grappling with the high cost of implementing Gen AI while still recognizing its potential benefits. The WSJ explores the challenges and opportunities CFOs face as they navigate the world of generative AI.

The RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) plays a central role in the Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) architecture. This software-defined component acts as the brain of the network, optimizing and controlling RAN functions.