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BT bolsters 5G Standalone footprint, confirms AI-RAN trials with Nokia, Nvidia

BT collaborates with Nokia and Nvidia for network testing in Birmingham

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··United Kingdom
BT bolsters 5G Standalone footprint, confirms AI-RAN trials with Nokia, Nvidia

BT is expanding its standalone 5G network coverage and has detailed upcoming tests for AI-powered radio access networks. The trials are scheduled to launch next year in Birmingham in partnership with equipment suppliers Nokia and Nvidia. The project demonstrates increasing collaboration between telecommunications operators and hardware vendors to integrate artificial intelligence workloads into mobile network infrastructure.

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