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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.
T-Mobile and NVIDIA are at the forefront of AI-driven 6G innovation, establishing a groundbreaking partnership to integrate artificial intelligence into 6G radio access networks (RAN). Through the AI RAN Innovation Center and NVIDIAโ€™s AI Aerial platform, T-Mobile aims to create smarter, more adaptive networks, generating new revenue streams and enhancing performance across diverse applications. This collaboration marks a pivotal step in telecomโ€™s AI evolution, positioning T-Mobile to lead in future network standardization and innovation through partnerships with industry giants like Ericsson, Nokia, and Microsoft.
Singtel and Ericsson have partnered to launch an enhanced Network-as-a-Service solution aimed at streamlining network provisioning and service management for telcos and enterprises. By integrating Singtelโ€™s Paragon platform with Ericssonโ€™s Service Orchestration and Assurance, this collaboration offers a fully automated, API-enabled platform that accelerates the rollout of 5G and edge services, enabling CSPs to monetize new opportunities while improving service quality.
In the latest edition of TeckNexus Magazine, explore how Generative AI is transforming the telecom industry. Dive into Jioโ€™s JioBrain platform, the Supermicro-Nvidia partnership for scaling AI infrastructure, and Generative AI use cases for operators with insights from RADCOM. In an exclusive interview, Hardik Jain of GXC discusses integrating Generative AI with private 5G networks. Plus, gain insights from Eugina Jordan on Generative AI for business, Fiduciaโ€™s 5G and AI-driven stadium innovations, and strategies from 12 global operators on harnessing Generative AI for growth.
The article “Generative AI in Telecom: Insights and Strategies from 12 Global Operators” by Hema Kadia explores the diverse and transformative applications of generative AI across leading telecommunications companies. AT&T’s Ask AT&T tool enhances employee productivity by streamlining software development and data analysis. Bell Canada leverages AI to improve customer experience and predict environmental events, optimizing business operations. BT Group uses AI to enhance software development and customer service, while Deutsche Telekom focuses on secure AI solutions and innovative customer service models. Etisalat integrates machine learning to optimize operations and create personalized content. Orange, Jio, Singtel, SK Telecom, Telefรณnica, Verizon, and Vodafone all showcase unique AI strategies, emphasizing customer service, operational efficiency, and new business opportunities through advanced AI technologies and strategic partnerships. Each company demonstrates how generative AI can revolutionize the telecom industry by improving internal processes, customer interactions, and overall service delivery.
SK Telecom and Singtel have partnered to leverage generative AI for developing next-generation telecom solutions. This collaboration aims to revolutionize telecom networks by enhancing performance, security, and customer experience. Key initiatives include the development of Edge-AI infrastructure, advancements in network virtualization and slicing, and the creation of standardized telco APIs. The Global Telco AI Alliance further strengthens this partnership, focusing on AI-driven innovation and efficiency.
The Global Telco AI Alliance (GTAA) has signed a Joint Venture agreement to develop a multilingual Telco Large Language Model (Telco LLM). This AI-driven initiative, involving SK Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, e&, Singtel, and SoftBank Corp., aims to enhance customer interactions across the telecommunications industry, reaching a global audience of 1.3 billion in 50 countries. The Telco LLM will support multiple languages, including Korean, English, German, Arabic, and Bahasa, offering innovative solutions for improved customer service.
In this 181st episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover:
1. AT&T launches Dynamic Defense
2. The AT&T nationwide cellular outage, explanation and hasty conclusions
3. MWC Barcelona 2024 and three anticipated themes
4. Qualcomm R&D Demos and Other pre-MWC 2024 Announcements, including 6G
5. Singtel claims first app-based 5G network slicing capability
6. Sonyโ€™s new portable 5G transmitter for live video or large still images
Thailand the market for data centers is predicted to grow at a rate of about 25% over the years 2019-2028. The country is home to more than 47 million Internet users, which means the dependence on digital infrastructure for the rapidly expanding economy and society is increasing and numerous Chinese, US Cloud companies are preparing in the country to offer Cloud solutions to the market.
Nokia and Singtel successfully trialed 5G IP transport end-to-end network slicing. Technology is designed to enhance the customer experience by delivering end-to-end service performance.ย When deployed, the solution will also enable Singtel to offer more innovative 5G services by leveraging virtual networks optimized for different applications or isolating enterprise customersโ€™ secure slices from Internet traffic.
Singtel announced that it is one of the worldโ€™s first to have 5G Security-as-a-Slice (SecaaS) as a capability, which proactively identifies and blocks cyber threats at the network level, thus preventing them from reaching the networkโ€™s users. According to a survey by Singtel among its customers in December 2022, nine out of 10 users expressed concern about security but only three had installed cybersecurity applications to protect their digital assets.

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