Hear from executives at AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and other leading telcos on how they’re using AI to build a competitive advantage.
Today, as telecoms support hybrid work scenarios, IoT devices become key components of network infrastructure, and providers expand customer services, the volume of data telecoms generate is exploding. To manage these vast data networks and extract actionable insights, providers must tap into the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
A Big Role for AI in Telecoms
With robust networks of hardened nodes, rich fiber connectivity, power backup, and physically secured sites, telcos are well-suited to leverage accelerated computing and AI to improve performance in a number of areas.
- Infrastructure: With growing softwarization, virtualization, and cloudification, telecom infrastructure is evolving with AI-driven network planning and greater flexibility by combining telecom and AI workloads on the same cloud-based infrastructure.
- Operations: As an industry with one of the largest operational datasets, leveraging AI to drive operational efficiency is a natural fit. Whether used for predictive maintenance or post-event analysis and optimization, AI is helping drive efficiency gains and opportunities for revenue growth.
- Services: Continued development in computer graphics and AI is fueling innovations in virtual worlds, digital twins, and the metaverse. Telcos are now using these technologies to offer AI and XR as a service.
- Customer Experience: Digital channels are key to customer engagement. Online tools, such as chatbots, are often the first point of contact between telcos and their customers. AI is driving further enhancement to these experiences by incorporating natural language processing to deliver text-to-speech services to users.
Telecom Leaders Open their AI Playbooks at NVIDIA’s GTC Conference
At NVIDIA GTC, the global conference for AI and the metaverse, the world’s top business and technology leaders will share how they are using AI, data science, and computer graphics to transform their organizations and services. Running September 19-22, the virtual conference includes talks from AT&T, Verizon, Ericsson, T-Mobile, and more.
Join these sessions to hear how telecoms leaders are using AI and accelerated computing:
- How AT&T Supercharged their Data Science Efforts – Mark Austin, vice president of data science, and Jeremy Fix, assistant vice president of data science and AI at AT&T.
- 5G Killer App: Making Augmented and Virtual Reality a Reality – Brian Mecum, vice president of device technology at Verizon; Peter Linder, head of 5G marketing for North America at Ericsson; and David Randle, global head of GTM for spatial computing at Amazon Web Services.
- Speech-to-Text at Scale – Heather Nolis, principal machine learning engineer, and Sarah Abdulkerim, data scientist at T-Mobile.
- Using AI Infrastructure in the Cloud for 5G vRAN – Christopher Lamb, vice president of GPU computing platforms at NVIDIA.
Register here to learn how the world’s leading organizations, including top telecom operators, are harnessing the latest technologies to manage complex challenges and grow their businesses.
