5G network slicing is a game-changer for operators
Sue Marek
5G promises to provide mobile operators with a path to automation that will enable them to portion off their networks for specific use cases.
Futurithmic provides an in-depth look at the current research projects and focuses of Nokia and Bell Labs. Through this, we will gain a deeper understanding of where we’re heading in the future and how technology will change the way we interact with the world. As a global leader in driving innovation, Nokia is looking to make tech human again.
5G promises to provide mobile operators with a path to automation that will enable them to portion off their networks for specific use cases.
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Nokia Bell Labs president Marcus Weldon reflects on a year of 5G progress and what he sees for the future of telecommunications.
Bias errors occur when an algorithm produces results that are systematically prejudiced due to incorrect assumptions in the machine learning process.
It is crucial for the 5G telco industry to integrate security teams and their KPIs into the overall business strategy and objectives from the outset.
As Communication Service Providers (CSPs) look to automate processes they can expect to face common challenges in three specific areas: Strategy, Data, People.
Much like electricity or the Internet, 5G has the capacity to improve the size of the global economy while expanding the scope of innovation.
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Historically, most of these engineers have been male; predominantly white men, with little variation for people of color.
Unlocking productivity and innovation for industry and enterprises will be the next big frontier of digital opportunity for the telecom industry.
