Nokia, T-Mobile, and NVIDIA complete first AI-RAN call on live network
Nokia, T-Mobile, and NVIDIA announced the completion of what they claim is the world's first AI-RAN call, transitioning the technology from a lab environment to a live network. This collaboration aims to integrate artificial intelligence directly into radio access networks (RAN) to enable distributed intelligence and run AI models closer to end-users. The initiative seeks to provide low-latency AI services and offer telecom firms flexibility in managing network data and AI models. Supermicro is also involved, bringing NVIDIA Aerial RAN Computer Solutions to the network edge with Nokia. The central claim of the "world's first" AI-RAN call is primarily asserted by Nokia and NVIDIA.
5 articles from 4 outlets covered this story. The underlying claim is sourced from a press release.
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4 outlets covered “Nokia, T-Mobile, and NVIDIA complete first AI-RAN call on live network”. All of them report the following:
- Nokia, T-Mobile, and NVIDIA collaboration
- Integration of AI into Radio Access Networks (RAN)
- Running AI closer to network users
- Enabling low-latency AI services
- Providing flexibility for telecom firms in data and AI model placement
- Completion of an AI-RAN call on a live network
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