Bell sees rapid growth in AI-powered businesses, says CEO
Bell is leaning on artificial intelligence to drive new revenue, and the early numbers are strong. CEO Mirko Bibic told investors that the company’s three AI-powered enterprise units are growing about 60% year-over-year. Overall AI solutions revenue rose 31% in the fourth quarter.
The AI business sits alongside Bell’s ongoing network investments, including fiber expansion, as the company looks for growth beyond traditional telecom services. Bibic framed AI-powered enterprise offerings as a key part of Bell’s strategy to sell higher-margin services to business customers.
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