AI everywhere, except at scale Ask almost any operator where they are with AI and the answer sounds impressive. Hundreds of potential use cases. Dozens of pilots in play. Multiple foundation models...

What orchestration changes  Media workflows are already distributed across specialized creative, content, rights, archive, delivery, audience, and business systems. The technical challenge is not t...

At TM Forum DTW Ignite 2026, industry leaders gathered to discuss one of telecom's most important transformations: the shift from network automation to truly autonomous operations. In the session, Bu...

At Build 2026, we announced significant new capabilities across our on-device AI platform that expand what’s possible at the edge, in the field, and in the network operations center. This post covers...

The Challenge: Data Without Context in the Telco AI Era GenAI and analytics tools and solutions pull data from applications and from downstream and external data sources. However, when data is deco...

The original announcement of the Network Operations Agent (NOA) Framework outlined a bold mission: provide telecom operators with a modular, multiagent foundation to accelerate the journey toward aut...

Executive Summary Telecommunications providers are under unprecedented pressure to reignite revenue growth amid market saturation, commoditization of core services, rising infrastructure costs, and...

Authors: Rode Kirk and Rick Lievano Telecom Business Support Systems (BSS) are entering their most consequential transformation since digital billing. As networks become programmable, products beco...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly converging with telecommunications infrastructure, promising to transform how networks are built, optimized, and monetized. Nowhere is this more evident than i...

How NOA Works: Multi-Agent Intelligence with Human Oversight  At its core, NOA is a multi-agent system tailored for telecom operations. It hosts a suite of specialized agents, each with a focused d...