Samsung Telus

Samsung and TELUS launch the first intelligent mobile network

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A quiet revolution is underway behind the scenes of our telecommunications: Samsung and TELUS have partnered to deploy Canada’s first true “digital brain” for mobile networks. This technology, called RIC, acts like a high-performance autopilot, using artificial intelligence to continuously optimize the network.

When Your Mobile Network Becomes a Mind Reader

Imagine this: the network no longer just reacts to outages. It can predict problems before they happen. Like a doctor spotting an illness before any symptoms appear, the system monitors the network’s health in real time. It even adapts its energy usage according to traffic, much like a smart thermostat turning down the heat when you leave home.

A Partnership That Transcends Borders

This project did not appear out of nowhere. It is the result of several years of collaboration between the Korean giant and the Canadian operator. The first components of this intelligent system have been in place since July, and testing is underway across the country.

The best part? The system can integrate technologies from different providers, acting as a true technological control tower that prevents reliance on a single partner.

In the long run, this creates a smoother and greener way to use mobile networks. A quiet revolution that could change the way we stay connected every day.

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