Iquall Networks and AT&T Mexico’s 5G Innovation Lab team up to host a workshop on AI and Network Automation

Miami, Florida – Sep 5, 2024 – Iquall Networks, a global leader in network automation, is excited to announce a collaborative workshop with AT&T Mexico’s 5G Innovation Lab, focusing on AI and Network Automation and their transformative impact on the telecommunications industry. The workshop will explore the role of these technologies in shaping the future of telecom networks, particularly in the context of new and emerging technologies.

The event will cover key themes such as the evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the integration of Generative AI (GenAI) with network automation, and how these advancements can be leveraged to optimize network performance and drive innovation. Participants will engage in interactive sessions designed to provide actionable insights and real-world applications of AI-driven network automation.

Workshop Highlights:

• Evolution of AI and GenAI: A historical overview of AI’s development, leading to the current innovations in Generative AI.
• Autonomous Networks: Understanding the various levels of network autonomy and the crucial role of AI and Network Automation in building self-managing networks.
• Iquall’s Solutions: Practical demonstrations of Iquall’s approach to integrating these technologies into day-to-day network operations.
• Collaborative Exercise: Attendees will work together to propose new network automation use cases, utilizing GenAI to solve real-world challenges and create value in the short term.

Matías Lambert, CEO and Co-Founder of Iquall Networks, said:

“We are excited to collaborate with AT&T Mexico’s 5G Innovation Lab for this workshop. AI and Network Automation are at the forefront of innovation in telecommunications, and this workshop will demonstrate how our solutions enable CSPs to harness the full potential of these technologies to improve efficiency and drive growth.”

This workshop is aimed at telecom professionals, technology leaders, and decision-makers looking to understand how AI-driven automation can be implemented to address the challenges and opportunities presented by the latest telecommunications technologies.