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AI & Enterprise
Nokia, AWS deploy agentic AI-based network slicing solution on live 5G network
Nokia said on March 10 it worked with Amazon Web Services to deploy an agentic AI-based 5G-Advanced network slicing solution on a live 5G network. The companies said the intent-based approach combines Nokia\'s network slicing technology with AWS AI platforms to help operators provide premium services where and when needed. UAE operator du and France-based Orange are reviewing adoption.
Telecommunications & Media
MWC26: Telecom industry speeds AI shift as China pushes and 6G talks gain pace
Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona ended on March 5 after four days, highlighting telecoms’ shift from mobile technology toward AI. South Korea’s three carriers advanced plans to become AI-focused companies, unveiling AI models, enterprise platforms and voice-based agents. Chinese firms including Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor drew attention with large booths and new products, while major carriers launched a mobile AI initiative with GSMA. The event also expanded debate on 6G, AI network operations, smart glasses and non-terrestrial networks.
Telecommunications & Media
China tech push heats up MWC26 in Spain, shakes global telecom and AI markets
Chinese companies had a prominent presence at MWC26 in Barcelona, unveiling AI-based solutions, robots and smart devices. Huawei showcased a wide range of technologies and drew crowds to its 1,200 sq m booth. Xiaomi introduced its Xiaomi 17 series and an AI-driven ecosystem, while Honor demonstrated a robot phone and humanoid robots. China’s three major carriers launched a “Mobile AI Innovation Initiative” with GSMA.
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Telecommunications & Media
Huawei says AI demand surging, urges faster 5G Advanced rollout
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Telecommunications & Media
South Korea\'s MSIT unveils low-power AI network technology at MWC 2026
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Telecommunications & Media
MWC26 set to open, with AI to drive \'intelligence race\'
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Telecommunications & Media
Ericsson innovates uplink speeds, low latency to support AI networks
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Telecommunications & Media
Ericsson unveils 5G standalone network-based advanced location service