Saturday, September 26, 2026

Infrastructure

Digital Twins Become Critical to Autonomous Networks

As telecom networks become more software-driven and increasingly autonomous, operators face a basic problem: artificial intelligence needs to make decisions about infrastructure that is too important to use as a testing ground. Changing network parameters, routing, capacity or service...

Network APIs are Becoming Infrastructure for AI Agents

Telecom networks have traditionally been built to connect people, devices and applications. As artificial intelligence becomes more capable of acting on information rather than simply analysing it, that role is beginning to expand. AI systems increasingly need access to...

AI Network Slicing Moves into 5G-Advanced

Network slicing is moving into a more intelligent phase as 5G-Advanced adds new capabilities for managing increasingly demanding applications. Instead of treating a slice as a predefined configuration that remains largely unchanged, operators are working toward networks that can...

Edge AI is Turning Telecom Sites into Compute...

Artificial intelligence is changing what telecom infrastructure needs to do. Networks were built primarily to move data between users and centralised computing systems. As AI applications increasingly depend on real-time inference, that model is beginning to shift. More processing...

SK Telecom Launches SK Horizon AI Infrastructure Platform

South Korea's largest wireless telecom operator SK Telecom plans to establish a dedicated AI data centre infrastructure company by splitting its wholly owned subsidiary SK Broadband into two entities. The surviving company will continue operating as SK Broadband, while...

IFT Launches RAIA Grid to Build AI Powered...

Infra Fiber Teknologi, the digital infrastructure spinoff of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, has launched RAIA Grid, a new AI powered digital infrastructure platform designed to serve as the backbone of Indonesia's growing digital economy. The project was announced on Wednesday...

AI Energy Management is Reshaping Network Economics

Energy is becoming a more important economic variable for telecom operators as networks carry more traffic, add more radio capacity and support increasingly demanding digital services. For operators, the challenge is no longer simply keeping network equipment running. It...

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