How Indosat is scaling AI-RAN across its network
Indosat is expanding its use of AI-driven Radio Access Network (AI-RAN) technology across its mobile network, positioning the project as a reference model for operators under pressure to squeeze more value from 4G and 5G investments. By consolidating hardware and applying AI to manage radio resources, Indosat aims to cut capital spending, run its infrastructure more efficiently, and support new service models.
The rollout follows a commitment announced with Nokia at Mobile World Congress. For other telecom operators, Indosat’s deployment offers a live case study in how AI-led RAN optimisation and hardware consolidation can be used to improve return on recent network upgrades while preparing for future demand.
More from Telecoms
Botswana and five other Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries have agreed to cut and align mobile roaming charges under the One Netw
Satellite communications firm ST Engineering iDirect has entered a strategic partnership with African satellite engineering and service provider Q-KON
Saudi operator Mobily and Qatar-based Ooredoo Group have committed a combined US$2.2 billion to new projects under the International Telecommunication
From the MWC26 stage in Barcelona, leaders of Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica and Eutelsat argued that Europe is falling behind the US and China on digit
Telekom Malaysia (TM) will drop Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) as its 5G wholesale provider and move its 5G access to rival wholesaler U Mobile. TM sai
Orange and Samsung are deepening their Open RAN and virtualised RAN (vRAN) partnership to widen rollout across Europe. After running pilots since 202