T-Mobile US, Inc.
The company has announced a partnership with NVIDIA Corporation
This collaboration will enhance the capabilities of radio access networks (RAN) in innovative ways to better serve customers.
"Just like T-Mobile led in 5G, we intend to lead in the next wave of network technology, for the benefit of our customers," said Mike Sievert, CEO of T-Mobile.
By leveraging T-Mobile's leadership in 5G, along with the expertise of NVIDIA, Ericsson, and Nokia in telecommunications solutions, the group, known as the founding members of the AI-RAN Alliance, is investing in an industry-first AI-RAN Innovation Center located in Bellevue, Washington.
"AI-RAN at T-Mobile will be all about unlocking the massive capacity and performance that customers increasingly demand from mobile networks," the CEO said.
This center will focus on integrating RAN and AI advancements to create transformative network experiences for customers.
The CEO stated that the collaboration among T-Mobile, NVIDIA, Nokia, and Ericsson would shape the future of mobile networks in the 5G Advanced era and beyond, driving meaningful progress.
In a separate release, the company announced that it has inked a pact with OpenAI to revolutionize the customer experience and reset customer success benchmarks for companies worldwide. The two companies are custom-building the first intent-driven AI-decisioning platform of its kind, called IntentCX.
Price Action: TMUS shares are trading lower by 2.5% to $197.57 at last check Wednesday.
