- Utilizing edge AI and inferencing fot real-time impairment detection for hybrid fiber coax (HFC) systems
- Deploying intelligent edge devices with on-edge artificial intelligence capabilities to continuously monitor network parameters in real-time to enable immediate detection and classification of anomalies
- Lessons learnt –to what extent can a distributed AI architecture identify impairments that conventional methods miss?
AI & Automation
Intelligence at the Edge
- September 29
- 1:00 PM
- - 2:15 PM
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AI at the Edge: Redefinining Impairment Detection in HFC Networks
The Service Provider path to drive the Home Edge AI solution to scaling Home Inference requirements.
- Defining the end-to-end value chain of AI device architectures including pros and cons for the consumer, Service Provider and AI ecosystem
- Examining the potential for 70%+ of all AI requirements to be handled by Home based Service Provider devices with new Small or Medium Language model capabilities
- Mapping AI use cases across the hierarchy, illustrating where they add value through revenue generation or cost savings
- Reviewing the challenges and technology requirements for the next 5 years as this new architecture evolves
Technical paper presentation.
Agentic AI Transforming Network Operations
- Exploring the potential of agentic AI to transform network operations across Wi-Fi, in-home networks, access networks and field operations
- Using AI to improve performance in access networks through predictive analytics and real-time tuning
- Examining AI-driven advancements in field operations, predictive maintenance, remote diagnostics and guided repairs to enhance overall customer experience and network resilience
Topic tags
- AI, Customer Experience, Edge AI, Edge Computing, GenAI, Hybrid Fiber-Coax (HFC), Latency, Reliability, Wi-Fi
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