The intent-based 5G slicing innovation combines Nokia’s advanced network slicing with AWS AI platform technologies to empower telecommunication providers in delivering premium services precisely where ...

Agentic AI may just be the talk of the town at the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC), and Nokia looks to make that a certainty with a new network slicing partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Nokia and AWS showcase industry-first agentic AI-powered network slicing with du and Orange Industry-first intent-based 5G-Advanced slicing with ...

Verizon Communications Inc. VZ successfully conducted a field demonstration of its network slicing capabilities in a commercial 5G environment. Network slicing facilitates the creation of multiple ...

BONN, Germany, Feb. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mavenir, the software company building AI-by-design mobile networks, today confirmed its role in two strategic Deutsche Telekom AG projects to optimize ...

The potential use cases for 5G connectivity are nearly limitless, which makes it a good option for many different industries. But all the use cases have specific needs, some of which don't overlap.

BONN, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mavenir, the Network Software Provider building the future of networks with cloud-native solutions that run on any cloud, together with Deutsche Telekom today announce ...

A group of about a dozen vendors announced this week that a test program for 5G network slicing had achieved 70% gains in the time required to programmatically create a network slice, marking a major ...

When 5G first launched back in 2019, it was heralded as a game-changing technology that could deliver tailor-made use cases for carriers and the mobile industry alike. It was supposed to drive a ...

A study from ABI Research is warning that rapidly increasing interest in 5G network slicing will not be matched by rapidly increasing market growth, slowing expectations in the market compared with ...

Not all network traffic is created equally. Unfortunately, until recently, there wasn’t much that network carriers could do about it. The rise of 5G could change that. It will do so in a way that ...