Iquall Networks Celebrates Outstanding Performance at 2025 TM Forum Catalyst Awards

Miami, Florida – June 23, 2025 –  Iquall Networks is proud to announce its exceptional performance at the TM Forum Catalyst Awards 2025, held during DTW Ignite in Copenhagen. This year, Iquall helped secure two Catalyst Awards, earned finalist honors in multiple categories, and contributed to four high-impact projects.

Award-Winning Project

• Innovative & Futuristic
• Application of AI & Automation

Finalist Recognitions

• Business Impact
• Use of TM Forum Assets

Projects Featuring Iquall Networks Participation

1. Agent Fabric – Phase II – a multi-agent AI ecosystem for autonomous networks 
2. AI‑ML Smart Network CapEx – Phase II – AI-driven CapEx planning across Access, Transport and Core
3. Harnessing GenAI’s Business Value – Phase III – integrating GenAI and digital twins for maintenance and business KPIs
4. CX Optimization via AI‑driven SOC – led by Iquall Networks with VIAVI & Inetum; deployed three real PoCs with different customers, delivering predictive SOCs that anticipate and resolve incidents before impact.

Scale of Recognition
In the Use of TM Forum Assets category, Iquall Networks achieved an exceptional breadth of impact, with three projects reaching finalist status: Agent Fabric – Phase II; AI‑ML Smart Network CapEx – Phase II; and Harnessing GenAI’s Business Value – Phase III.

Similarly, in the Application of AI & Automation category, our expertise was acknowledged across two finalist projects: Agent Fabric – Phase II and Harnessing GenAI’s Business Value – Phase III.

These multiple placements per category demonstrate the depth and scale of our innovation footprint in 2025, validating our ability to drive transformative solutions in collaboration with industry-leading partners.

Building brick by brick Success
As with our “double win” at DTW24, this year’s achievements underscore our fast-learning, iterative approach. By applying insights from Phase I such as automated incident resolution and cross-domain orchestration, then dramatically extending them in Phase II through Agent Fabric we turned foundational POCs into a sophisticated multi-agent AI ecosystem. This step-by-step approach transformed fragmented automation into scalable, autonomous operations across RAN, transport, and core.