Netcracker Technology announced its new GenAI Telco Solution, which brings the value of transformative Generative AI (GenAI) technology to the telecom industry. With the new solution, communications service providers (CSPs) can harness their valuable telecom data and knowledge in a secure and controlled way to bring exceptional benefits to customers, partners and their own businesses. This includes support for specialized telco-centric scenarios such as Care Assistant, Agent Partner, Sales Assistant, Catalog Assistant and Digital Operations Technician.

BMW Group has chosen Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the preferred cloud provider for its automated driving platform.

US Signal announced a partnership with Cato Networks, which grants US Signal distribution rights for the Cato SASE Cloud throughout North America.

IBM is participating in a significant Series D funding round worth $235 million for Hugging Face, an AI unicorn valued at $4.5 billion.

NTT DATA, a global leader in digital business and IT services, announces its designation as Microsoft Global System Integrator Partner. This development builds upon an established foundation of collaborative success in the cloud domain.

Analyst firm GlobalData has awarded Netcracker the highest ranking out of 15 companies in its competitive landscape assessment of the Network Service Orchestration market segment, which involves automating the full lifecycle of services.

Lumen launched its flagship capability on its Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) platform. Offering customers radical flexibility in how they buy, use, and manage networking services, Lumen is cloudifying traditional telecom.

Empowering remote and rural communities in Americas and the Caribbean to connect with the world has been a priority for ATN International (ATN) and it is now modernizing its business for a new era of wireless growth with improved customer experiences, powered by CSG.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that Occidental, an international energy company and carbon management leader, has selected AWS as its preferred cloud provider to drive its digital transformation. As part of this new multiyear agreement, Occidental will migrate its core production applications and on-premises information technology (IT) infrastructure to AWS to improve operational efficiencies, eliminate upfront capital expenditures, and support the company’s development of systems that will remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, including large-scale direct air capture (DAC) plants.

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