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Why Telcos Need AI & Automation in 5G Networks 5/21/2019 Get Link to this Video https://www.lightreading.com/automation/why-telcos-need-ai-and-automation-in-5g-networks/v/d-id/751585 Please use the Share button in the video player for embed code Login 50% 50% Tweet Heavy Reading's James Crawshaw gives an overview of a session he chaired at the Big 5G Event earlier this month, where network operators discussed their evolving network needs. The discussions he recaps touched on network planning challenges, civil engineering and how closed-loop automation will push 5G networks forward. (0) \| Comment \| Print \| RSS Comments Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View ADD A COMMENT [close this box] Be the first to post a comment regarding this story.		Educational Resources sponsor supplied content Use Case: Get Your Competitive Operational Edge from the Cloud White Paper: The Bridge to Automation from Cisco Network Services Orchestrator White Paper: Welcome to the New Age of Intent-Based Network Optimization White Paper: Advance Your SON for 5G with Machine Learning Video: Turn Your Network into a Trusted Infrastructure All Roads Lead to ROME - An Automated Physical Layer Software Defined Layer-0: Use Cases A Reliable Zero-Touch Data Center: Designed to Scale Network Cabling Re-Architected and Automated Featured Video Flash Poll All Polls Upcoming Live Events Network Virtualization & SDN Americas September 17-19, 2019, Dallas, Texas Cable Next-Gen Breakfast Series @ SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo October 1-2, 2019, New Orleans, Louisiana 5G Network & Service Strategies @ MWC19 Los Angeles October 2-22, 2019, Los Angeles, CA 5G Transport & the Edge October 10, 2019, New York, New York Software Defined Operations November 5, 2019, London, England Global Telecoms Awards November 7, 2019, London, UK 2020 Vision Executive Summit December 3-5, 2019, Vienna, Austria Cable Next-Gen Business Strategies December 3, 2019, New York, New York All Upcoming Live Events Upcoming Webinars June 18, 2019 5G State-of-the-Industry Webinar Series: The 5G Mobile Era is Live June 20, 2019 SCTE.ISBE Live Learning Webinar Series: Adopting Cloud Computing June 20, 2019 Mobile Operators are the Key to Making Edge Real June 26, 2019 How Cable Can Profit From the New Video Streaming Wars June 27, 2019 NCTC Webinar Series: Playing Smart in the Smart Home Market July 18, 2019 Bracing for the 5G Era July 23, 2019 Do You Really Understand Your Subscriber Usage Patterns? Analytics to the Rescue! August 15, 2019 Deploying Next Generation Passive Optical Networks September 19, 2019 Bringing HDR video to Life October 17, 2019 Automating the Cable Network November 14, 2019 Securing the Cable Network December 12, 2019 Virtualizing the Cable Architecture Webinar Archive Partner Perspectives - content from our sponsors Cutting Opex Through Network Simplification By Huawei The 4 Pillars of Service Edge Transformation By Cisco Huawei SingleFAN Pro Full-Fiber Access Network Reshapes Premium UHD & Cloud VR Service Experience By Cao Changyang, Huawei Do Mobile Network Operators Really Need a 5G Standalone (SA) Architecture? By Affirmed Networks What Is Security in a Service Provider Network? By Cisco All Partner Perspectives Slideshows Scenes From Sprint's Big 5G Launch Post a Comment \| Read (3 comments) The Big 5G Event: Photos (0) Slideshow: NAB 2019 (2) More Slideshows Infographics Huawei Wins World's First Tier IV-Ready Certification After years of development, data center construction gradually goes standard and modular. Post a Comment \| Read (2 comments) The Power of SmartNICs A View of the Future Mobile Threat Landscape Infographic Archive \| Sponsored Infographic Archive

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