A week in telecoms: Ericsson to sell iconectiv, Turkcell trials 5G cloud RAN
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Furthermore, iconectiv serves as the Secure Telephone Identity Policy Administrator (STI-PA) for the United States on behalf of the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS), helping to mitigate illegal robocalling. Marco Di Costanzo, CTO at TIM Brasil, said the agreement is a “significant milestone in our long-standing partnership with Nokia.” “We are committed to extending these advancements to more Brazilians. The operator’s Paragon platform orchestrated a multi-edge compute and NVIDIA GPU environment while enabling customers to deploy 5G use cases at speed and at scale. Bill Chang, CEO of Singtel’s Digital InfraCo unit, claimed that the collaboration with Bridge Alliance and telcos in the region “will help democratise and accelerate the use of AI by enterprises across all industries, giving them the tools to achieve greater productivity and business value with our next-generation digital infrastructure and solutions.” He added: “With more telcos deploying 5G network services, we see this real-time AI offering powered by GPUaaS at 5G edge at low latencies as a key growth driver for their enterprise businesses.” As for DT, its Deutsche Telekom IoT unit has joined Bridge Alliance as a member operator in order to help enterprises seeking to expand their IoT business in Asian and European markets. According to the Commission, the measure will strengthen Europe’s security of supply, resilience and digital sovereignty in semiconductor technologies, in line with the objectives set out in the EU Chips Act that entered into force in September 2023.