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Artificial intelligence (AI) is touching nearly every industry in the world with companies deploying or evaluating AI for many applications. Communications service providers are starting to widely deploy AI processing to enhance and manage network services including 5G RAN. Key benefits from deploying AI include improved customer experience, enhanced network performance, new revenue generation and reduced network operation costs. AI processing requires some level of acceleration and can be implemented using different approaches including AI as a service (AIaaS). This creates multiple challenge...

It's safe to say that the 5G SA network changes everything about how mobile network operators build, deploy, operate, and troubleshoot their networks. The need for service agility, scalability, reliability, availability, and innovation continue to drive new architectures, standards, and implementations. Keeping pace with this change and understanding how these changes will be rolled out-and when-is a never-ending task for both operators and vendors. Join us as we look back at the key learnings from a year of technology surveys, and what we should be looking for in the next 12 months. Key topic...

As 5G deployments start to proliferate, operators must ensure the evolution to new 5G technology not only brings the improvements promised but must not disrupt or disable the services already in place. With this new class of multi-vendor, disaggregated, and cloud-native infrastructure, the approach to assurance must be as evolutionary as the network itself. Join Spirent's team of experts to understand: - Why traditional approaches to service assurance simply will not work when it comes to 5G - The key aspects of new assurance methods that are necessary to meet the challenges that 5G brings acr...

Fierce competition from the Chinese looks like the main cause of massive layoffs, but the open RAN player had other problems, too.

Facing the prospect of competition from 5G-enabled broadband services, the cable industry is ardently pursuing an ambitious 10G (as in 10 Gbps) initiative to develop its multi-gigabit broadband prowess over a mix of HFC, fiber and wireless networks. But, even with the release of CableLabs' new DOCSIS 4.0 spec last year, it's not clear that the industry is ready to make that next great leap to symmetrical 10 Gbps service. What will it take for cable's HFC networks to get there? What hurdles must still be surmounted? In this session, our team of technologists will evaluate the readiness, resilie...