Orchestrating telecom's smart future

AI and automation can revolutionise telecom networks, crafting intelligent, selfoptimising systems to meet future demands and deliver seamless connectivity

- RAJESH KAUSHAL

As the new year unfolds and the digital world advances at an incredible speed, telecom stands at the heart of global connectivity.

With the accelerating adoption of 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, telecom providers face high demands for seamless, reliable connections. These technologies are revolutionising interactions with digital services, driving the need for scalable networks that support millions of connected devices with minimal delay.

Al-driven network management and automation will be pivotal in 2025, helping telecom providers tackle emerging challenges, enhance performance, and elevate customer experiences. The current telecom landscape, the future of AI in network management, and the transformative impact of automation on connectivity will be trending in 2025.

The telecom industry is witnessing a surge in demand for high-bandwidth, low-latency networks that can ensure seamless connectivity across multiple devices and applications. As digital transformation accelerates, organisations across various sectors are relying heavily on telecom providers to maintain a stable and fast connection to power everything from cloud computing to remote collaboration and smart cities.

However, traditional network management methods are struggling to keep up with the complexity of modern telecom infrastructures. Once efficient, these systems are increasingly inefficient in managing today's large-scale networks, leaving telecom operators searching for more robust solutions to meet future requirements.

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