NVIDIA has launched a major U.S. manufacturing expansion for its next-gen AI infrastructure. Blackwell chips will now be produced at TSMCโs Arizona facilities, with AI supercomputers assembled in Texas by Foxconn and Wistron. Backed by partners like Amkor and SPIL, NVIDIA is localizing its AI supply chain from silicon to system integrationโlaying the foundation for โAI factoriesโ powered by robotics, Omniverse digital twins, and real-time automation. By 2029, NVIDIA aims to manufacture up to $500B in AI infrastructure domestically.
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- Tech News & Insight
- April 15, 2025
- Hema Kadia
NVIDIA has launched a major U.S. manufacturing expansion for its next-gen AI infrastructure. Blackwell chips will now be produced at TSMCโs Arizona facilities, with AI supercomputers assembled in Texas by Foxconn and Wistron. Backed by partners like Amkor and SPIL, NVIDIA is localizing its AI supply chain from silicon to system integrationโlaying the foundation for โAI factoriesโ powered by robotics, Omniverse digital twins, and real-time automation. By 2029, NVIDIA aims to manufacture up to $500B in AI infrastructure domestically.
- Article & Insights
- April 10, 2025
- Hema Kadia
In AI in Telecom: Strategic Themes, Maturity, and the Road Ahead, we explore how AI has shifted from buzzword to backbone for global telecom leaders. From AI-native networks and edge inferencing, to domain-specific LLMs and behavioral cybersecurity, this article maps out the strategic pillars, real-world use cases, and monetization models driving the AI-powered telecom era. Featuring CxO insights from Telefรณnica, KDDI, MTN, Telstra, and Orange, it captures the voice of a sector transforming infrastructure into intelligence.
- Article & Insights
- April 10, 2025
- Hema Kadia
In The Gateway to a New Future, top global telecom leadersโMarc Murtra (Telefรณnica), Vicki Brady (Telstra), Sunil Bharti Mittal (Airtel), Biao He (China Mobile), and Benedicte Schilbred Fasmer (Telenor)โshare bold visions for reshaping the industry. From digital sovereignty and regulatory reform in Europe, to AI-powered smart cities in China and fintech platforms in Africa, these executives reveal how telecom is evolving into a driving force of global innovation, inclusion, and collaboration. The telco of tomorrow is not just a networkโitโs a platform for economic and societal transformation.
- Article & Insights
- April 10, 2025
- Hema Kadia
In Driving Europeโs Digital Future, telecom leaders Margherita Della Valle (Vodafone), Christel Heydemann (Orange), and Tim Hรถttges (Deutsche Telekom) deliver a unified message: Europe must reform telecom regulation, invest in AI and infrastructure, and scale operations to remain globally competitive. From lagging 5G rollout to emerging AI-at-the-edge opportunities, they urge policymakers to embrace consolidation, cut red tape, and drive fair investment frameworks. Europeโs path to digital sovereignty hinges on bold leadership, collaborative policy, and future-ready infrastructure.
- Tech News & Insight
- April 1, 2025
- Hema Kadia
CAMARA, under the Linux Foundation, launched its Spring25 Meta-Release, introducing 13 new and 23 updated APIs. This release enhances telecom operations with improved security, notifications, and error handling, supporting global telecom standards and fostering innovation.
- Tech News & Insight
- April 1, 2025
- Hema Kadia
In 2025, the ASEAN telecommunications sector is set for significant changes, driven by AI integration, digital infrastructure expansion, and strategic market consolidations. These transformations aim to enhance operational efficiency and profitability within the region’s dynamic telecom landscape.
- Tech News & Insight
- April 1, 2025
- Hema Kadia
Indiaโs telecom sector is rapidly evolving with AI and automation enhancing network operations, customer service, and 5G deployment. With over 125 million 5G users and major investments from companies like Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, AI technologies are proving essential for scalability and efficiency. Despite challenges like infrastructure integration and talent gaps, Indiaโs growing AI ecosystem and government support are driving the future of smart telecom solutions.
- 5G, 6G, AI, Automation, Digital Twin, Security
- Airtel, COAI, Customer Service, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, India, Investment, Jio, KPMG, OTT, TRAI, Vodafone
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- April 2, 2025
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As one of the worldโs fastest-growing digital economies, India is emerging as a key battleground for 5G expansion. While countries like China and South Korea have led the global 5G race, Indiaโs rapid deployment and sheer market scale make its progress especially noteworthy. With over 1.4 billion people and a thriving mobile-first economy, Indiaโs 5G rollout is not just about faster connectivityโitโs about reshaping industries, enabling smart cities, and unlocking new economic opportunities.
- Tech News & Insight
- March 27, 2025
- Hema Kadia
MATRIXX Software introduces dynamic billing support for satellite and non-terrestrial network (NTN) services, enabling telecom operators to expand coverage, monetize emerging LEO partnerships, and unify revenue management. The platform supports flexible commercial models, powering growth in underserved regions and across consumer, enterprise, and wholesale markets.
- Tech News & Insight
- March 27, 2025
- Hema Kadia
OpenAI and Meta are eyeing partnerships with Reliance Industries to bring AI tools like ChatGPT and Llama to millions in India. By integrating with Relianceโs telecom and digital networks, these tech giants aim to make AI more accessible and affordable. Relianceโs reach, infrastructure, and government ties make it an ideal partner to scale AI adoption across diverse marketsโfrom cities to rural India.
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