Tech Mahindra Joins AI-RAN Alliance to Enhance 5G Networks
Tech Mahindra has announced its membership in the AI-RAN Alliance, a global initiative focused on developing AI-driven solutions for Radio Access Networks (RAN), announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to advance 5G and AI-powered networks by leveraging Tech Mahindra's expertise in network architecture, AI, Open RAN, and 5G technologies.
As part of the alliance, Tech Mahindra will work with industry leaders to create AI-powered RAN solutions that enhance network performance and optimize operational costs. The initiative focuses on three main areas: advancing RAN capabilities through AI, integrating AI and RAN processes, and deploying AI services at the network edge.
The AI-RAN Alliance, chaired by Alex Jinsung Choi of SoftBank Corp., welcomes Tech Mahindra's participation as it continues to drive innovation at the intersection of AI and next-generation networks. This membership aligns with Tech Mahindra's vision to enable intelligent, open, and simpler networks, addressing current and future telecom use cases.
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