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Can Smart Network Management Reduce the Carbon Footprint in Telecom?

Sustainability in telecom is no longer optional—it’s essential. With rising energy costs, regulatory pressure, and consumer demand for greener operations, telecom operators must act now. Smart network management powered by AI, automation, and lifecycle management can significantly cut energy waste, reduce e-waste, and enhance operational efficiency. Discover how VC4’s Service2Create (S2C) platform is revolutionizing telecom sustainability through real-time inventory tracking, AI-driven energy optimization, and automated network reconciliation—helping operators go green while improving their bottom line. Read more to explore how technology is shaping a sustainable telecom future!

GSMA Launches Open-Telco LLM Benchmarks for AI in Telecom

Why AI Agents Can't Scale Without LLMs: Essential Guide & Free Resources
The GSMA Foundry has launched Open-Telco LLM Benchmarks, an open-source AI evaluation framework designed to enhance telecom-specific large language models (LLMs). Supported by Hugging Face, The Linux Foundation, Deutsche Telekom, SK Telecom, and more, this initiative aims to improve AI efficiency, security, and compliance in 5G and 6G networks. Learn how this industry-wide benchmark is shaping the future of telecom AI innovation.

Mobile Technologies and Digital Transformation to Boost Global GDP by $11 Trillion by 2030, Says GSMA Intelligence

Remote inspections, troubleshooting, and training with AR/VR
A new GSMA Intelligence report reveals that mobile technologies and 5G will contribute $11 trillion to global GDP by 2030, transforming key industries like manufacturing, financial services, automotive, and aviation. As Connected Industries at MWC25 showcases AI-driven automation, IoT advancements, and smart city infrastructures, experts highlight why collaboration between policymakers, network operators, and enterprises is crucial to unlocking the full potential of digital transformation.

FCC’s Proposed CBRS Changes Face Strong Opposition from 25 Organizations

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The FCC’s proposed CBRS changes are facing backlash from 25 organizations, including Amazon, Comcast, and Lockheed Martin, who argue that increased power levels and relaxed emissions limits would harm rural broadband, private networks, and competition. The proposal risks turning CBRS into a high-power cellular band, benefiting major carriers at the expense of small businesses, industrial users, and public access initiatives. As the debate intensifies, the future of CBRS and its diverse ecosystem remains uncertain.

What Are AI Agents? Key Features, Benefits & Industry Impact

What Are AI Agents? Key Features, Benefits & Industry Impact
What are AI agents? AI agents are intelligent software systems that perform tasks autonomously, adapt to new data, and make context-aware decisions. Unlike traditional automation, AI agents use machine learning, NLP, and advanced analytics to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and drive business growth. Explore their key features, benefits, and industry applications in this in-depth AI Agent Blog Series.

OpenAI’s Economic Blueprint for U.S. AI Leadership

OpenAI's Economic Blueprint for U.S. AI Leadership
OpenAI’s Economic Blueprint outlines a bold plan to secure U.S. leadership in AI innovation. By investing in AI infrastructure, talent, and sustainable energy, and adopting nationwide policies, the blueprint aims to drive economic growth while safeguarding democratic values. Key recommendations include addressing AI’s energy demands, ensuring equitable access, and aligning policies to foster innovation.

FCC Rules Aim to Make AI-Generated Calls and Text Transparent

FCC Rules Aim to Make AI-Generated Calls and Text Transparent
The FCC is proposing new rules that require companies to disclose when AI is used to generate calls or texts. This move aims to protect consumers from the potential misuse of AI, such as fraudulent communications. The rules would mandate clear disclosure at the start of AI-generated calls, empowering consumers to make informed decisions. This proposal follows a significant enforcement action against AI-driven scams and is part of a broader effort to enhance transparency and security in telecommunications. The FCC is also encouraging innovation while ensuring consumer protection, with the public invited to comment on the proposed regulations.

Indian Telcos Push for OTT App Regulation Amid Calls for Level Playing Field

Indian Telcos Push for OTT App Regulation Amid Calls for Level Playing Field
Indian telecom operators are pushing for regulation of over-the-top (OTT) communication apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal, arguing that the current regulatory framework is unfairly skewed. While telcos are subject to strict regulations and fees, OTT platforms operate with minimal oversight, despite offering similar services. This disparity has led to calls for a level playing field, with proposals including bringing OTT apps under telecom regulations and introducing a PAN-India single license for telcos. The debate also touches on net neutrality concerns and the potential impact on consumers and businesses, as any regulatory changes could affect the cost, availability, and innovation of communication services.

FCC Expands E-Rate Program to Loan WiFi Hotspots for Students

FCC Expands E-Rate Program to Loan WiFi Hotspots for Students
The FCC has expanded its E-Rate program, allowing schools and libraries to loan WiFi hotspots to students, staff, and patrons lacking home internet access. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide, addressing the homework gap, and ensuring everyone has the necessary connectivity for modern education. Key program requirements include budget limits, funding prioritization, and compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act. Library hotspot lending programs, essential during the pandemic, continue to support digital equity in communities.

My Take on the EU AI Act: A Game-Changer with Some Head-Scratchers

EU AI Act: A Game-Changer with Some Head-Scratchers
The European Union AI Act, a 458-page document with 113 articles, aims to categorize AI systems based on risk levels: unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal risk. It bans government social scoring systems and manipulative AI systems, with strict compliance requirements for high-risk areas like infrastructure and healthcare. As the AI field continues to evolve rapidly, the legislation will need to keep pace with updates and interpretations. It’s essential for companies to prioritize transparency and risk assessment in their AI development process to comply with the new requirements. The EU AI Act represents a significant step in regulating AI, and its impact on the industry will be closely monitored as it unfolds.

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