NVIDIA unveils the AI Foundry and NIM inference microservices to revolutionize AI applications for enterprises. Leveraging Llama 3.1 models, these services enable businesses to create customized generative AI tools. With scalable computational resources and collaboration with cloud providers, NVIDIA aims to enhance AI strategies for enterprise-specific needs and innovative solutions.
Soracom, a KDDI division, has integrated generative AI into its cellular IoT platform, launching Soracom Flux and Soracom Query Intelligence. These tools simplify IoT deployments, empowering non-technical users to manage data and connectivity efficiently. Enhanced with AI, these services promise to revolutionize how industries implement and manage IoT networks.
Nokia and Bharti Airtel’s first trial of 5G non-standalone technology in India achieved over 1.2 Gbps data throughput on Airtel’s commercial network. The trial used the 3.5 GHz spectrum for 5G, leveraging Nokia’s RAN software and advanced virtualization.
BT faces a £17.5 million fine from Ofcom after a network fault disrupted 14,000 emergency calls for over 11 hours. This outage highlights the necessity for robust VoIP systems in emergency services.
BBVA has partnered with Telefónica to enhance its global cybersecurity operations through AI and process automation. This strategic move leverages Telefónica Tech’s advanced digital services to strengthen BBVA’s cybersecurity capabilities. With new facilities in Mexico replicating those in Spain, this collaboration aims to detect threats and protect data processing centers globally.
Omilia has launched Pathfinder, a groundbreaking tool designed to revolutionize Conversational AI (CAI) applications by reducing design and development time. Integrated into the Omilia Cloud Platform, Pathfinder analyzes raw data from files like PDFs and CSVs, automating the identification of customer intents. This innovation promises to enhance VoIP solutions by improving CAI deployment efficiency.
Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics has acquired Oxford Semantic Technologies, a UK-based startup specializing in advanced knowledge graph technology. This strategic move aims to enrich Samsung’s AI capabilities, enhancing user experiences across its ecosystem. By integrating this technology, Samsung plans to deliver hyper-personalized interactions through its products, including mobile devices, televisions, and home appliances.
Sinch unveils Sinch AI, revolutionizing customer engagement with AI-powered tools in its Customer Communications Cloud. This innovation promises smarter, safer, and more efficient communication, setting a high standard in the competitive market. Sinch AI enhances marketing, support, and security, allowing businesses to deliver exceptional conversational experiences and maintain robust customer relationships.
In a major regulatory shift, Telstra faces a $1.5 million fine from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) due to severe identity verification lapses. This highlights the critical need for strong security measures to counter SIM swap fraud, costing millions annually.
South Korean telecommunications leader SKT is enhancing its position in artificial intelligence with a $200 million investment in Smart Global Holdings. By acquiring a significant stake, SKT strengthens its AI infrastructure capabilities. This strategic move underscores SKT’s commitment to evolving as a global AI powerhouse, integrated with cutting-edge Nvidia GPU technology.
