China Mobile and ZTE Win GSMA Award for Network Efficiency

China Mobile and ZTE's Multi-Agent Collaboration solution has won the GSMA Foundry Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award, recognizing its role in enhancing network operations through AI and 5G integration.

China Mobile and ZTE have been awarded the GSMA Foundry Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award for their Multi-Agent Collaboration solution, announced in a press release. This solution integrates telecom large models with AI and 5G technologies to improve network operations and maintenance.

The Multi-Agent Collaboration solution has been pivotal in ensuring network performance during major events in China, such as the World Internet Conference and concerts at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center. It has significantly reduced labor costs and improved network traffic, with a 30% reduction in monitoring personnel and a 20% increase in network traffic at specific events.

This award highlights the innovative use of telecom large models in network operations, marking a significant advancement in network intelligence. China Mobile and ZTE plan to continue their collaboration to drive further breakthroughs in network intelligence and explore broader application scenarios.

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