In its latest “State of AI in Telecommunications” survey, the chipmaker highlights the increased interest of telecommunications companies in GenAI and large language models (LLM). It is linked to the need to manage more complex networks, which include cloud-native technologies, software and cybersecurity.

According to the Nvidia report “State of AI in Telecommunications”, artificial intelligence has become the axis of investments and priorities of telecommunications operators, in a shift that could leave 5G technology in the background.

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Antel Open Digital Lab prepares new “Challenge” for last quarter of 2024, focused on Edge Computing, IOT and AR/XR

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Generative AI changes data center investment priorities

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América Latina · Equipment Providers and Network Solutions03/06/2024

“We see an opportunity in fiber deployment carried out by operators”

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Nvidia: operators bet all on artificial intelligence

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CrowdStrike flaw to cost up to US$ 15 billion to companies

This is an estimate by the insurer Parametrix, which said that in the US alone, and in a partial estimate, the damage could be estimated at US$ 5.4 billion. The cybersecurity firm attributed the event to an error in a validator.

Guillermo Stefanolo: “Region lacks strategic thinking”

Antel Open Digital Lab prepares new “Challenge” for last quarter of 2024, focused on Edge Computing, IOT and AR/XR

Last week the first challenge was announced, together with Google Cloud. The technological development hub is a joint work of Antel, the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining, Uruguay Innovation Hub, ANII, CUTI and LATU.

Generative AI changes data center investment priorities

Energy consumption to satisfy the needs of new technology accelerates investments that make this demand more efficient. Valuation now depends on the kilowatts consumed rather than on the square meters deployed.

“We see an opportunity in fiber deployment carried out by operators”

Fernando Manfrini, Neutrik Technology Business Manager for Latin America, spoke with Convergencia about the company's plans to expand in the telecommunication sector with complex connection solutions.

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Movistar withdraws its consultation before the TDLC on spectrum limits.

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Racsa launched its wireless broadband service over 5G for enterprises

CommScope sold its OWN and DAS businesses to Amphenol Corporation for US$2.1 billion

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