I probably need to change the record here – that fiber matters more right now. I mean, hardly a revelevation, right? But there’s sympathy for the old telco devils in …
James Blackman
James Blackman
James Blackman has been writing about the technology and telecoms sectors for over a decade. He has edited and contributed to a number of European news outlets and trade titles. He has also worked at telecoms company Huawei, leading media activity for its devices business in Western Europe. He is based in London.
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This generative/agentic AI combo at O2 Telefónica in Germany sounds a lot like an optimized version of Microsoft’s telco‑focused NOA framework – as shown to RCR at MWC a couple …
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It’s Friday, after a long week, and I should resist the urge to put pop references into this unwieldy tale; let’s try and hold it together a while longer.
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Do we have something, here, more coordinated than just a burst of AI enthusiasm from AT&T – and all the rest of the telco pack, over the last several months?
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What do we have today? Well, some (extended) discussion about yesterday’s newsletter item, about a new era of AI token economics, courtesy of Nvidia chief Jensen Huang at GTC. “This …
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Nvidia-obsessives will pore over 20-odd releases from GTC, and there is lots to chew over; some of it is interesting: the AI-RAN stuff with T-Mobile and Nokia; the idea of …
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There’s something in here about the promise and peril of this whole AI story, and of quite how critical infrastructure, including telco networks, has become.
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Carol, let’s play Countdown – and take four from the top and three from the bottom, and do some dodgy maths. (If you’ve lost us – because you’re not British, …
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It’s all gone hyper, of course. Nvidia’s $2 billion arrangement with Nebius to deliver a full-stack AI cloud is not just about flashy GPUs, but about owning the infrastructure that will …
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… and networks are on the hook. What has caught the eye today, news-wise? Well, it is slower. But even if the plug has been pulled on the MWC party, …