NVIDIA and Telecom Giants Transform Networks into Distributed Intelligence Platforms
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At GTC Berlin, NVIDIA announced that major telecom operators are evolving their networks into distributed intelligence platforms by integrating NVIDIA accelerated computing into various sites. T-Mobile has achieved a milestone by conducting the first AI-RAN call on a live network in Bellevue, Washington, in collaboration with NVIDIA and Nokia. Other operators like Deutsche Telekom and Orange are advancing AI applications for industries and enterprises, enhancing their service offerings.
This transformation is significant as it allows telecom networks to not only facilitate communication but also to support advanced AI capabilities closer to users. Jensen Huang, NVIDIA's CEO, emphasized that telecom operators are leveraging their existing infrastructure to create a distributed AI ecosystem, which will enhance services for industries, individuals, and robots. The integration of NVIDIA's technology is pivotal in building a robust intelligence stack within these networks.
Looking ahead, Deutsche Telekom is set to expand its NVIDIA-powered Industrial AI Cloud, while Orange is deploying NVIDIA ARC for voice intelligence applications. The ongoing trials and implementations across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa indicate a growing trend towards AI-native 5G networks. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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