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Samsung Electronics and TELUS have made a significant breakthrough in the telecommunications sector in Canada with the implementation of the country’s first commercial Radio Intelligent Access Network (RIC). This collaboration marks a significant step toward the creation of fully software-based networks powered by artificial intelligence.
The RIC is an essential component in the architecture of Open RAN (O-RAN) and is designed to optimize network performance through the use of AI and automation. This technology will enable TELUS to manage its resources more efficiently and improve service quality for its users, thanks to the ability to deploy comprehensive monitoring and analysis applications.
This new phase in the partnership between TELUS and Samsung follows the announcement in February 2024 regarding the country’s first virtualized and O-RAN network. The implementation of the RIC not only offers the opportunity to leverage AI in network operations but also aims to reduce costs and enhance TELUS’s operational efficiency.
Bernard Bureau, Vice President of Strategy and Wireless Services at TELUS, highlighted the excitement this collaboration generates and its impact on the customer experience. He emphasized the company’s commitment to the responsible development of artificial intelligence, which will enable the delivery of more personalized and sustainable services.
From Samsung, Angelo Jeongho Park, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Sales, underscored the transformative role of AI in the industry. He reiterated that the shift toward a software-based network architecture is key to maximizing technological potential and highlighted Samsung’s support for TELUS’s transition to a smarter and more autonomous network.
Additionally, Samsung’s RIC solution is versatile, supporting both traditional hardware and virtualized networks, which will facilitate the implementation of intelligent automation throughout TELUS’s infrastructure. The tools offered by Samsung, such as the KPI Anomaly Detector and Energy Saving Manager, are designed to enhance network efficiency and performance.
The initial delivery of these software solutions took place in July and will extend until 2025, with plans for extensive testing in various markets throughout the year. With over three decades of presence in Canada, Samsung has been at the forefront of innovation in artificial intelligence in the region and established an AI Center in Toronto in 2018 to strengthen its leadership in this field.
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via: MiMub in Spanish
