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Will AI finally make telecom networks truly open? (opens the original)
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Many big names are currently prophesying major changes in the future of telecom, usually in ways that would benefit themselves and their shareholders. Professor Dimitra Simeonidou of the University of Bristol, meanwhile, has spent the past 30 years working on ways to improve communications networks for the common good and her current focus is AI-native networking and its impact on high-performance, programmable infrastructure. She recently talked at length with TelecomTV about how she believes t
Dimitra Simeonidou: Embedding AI into telecom networks (opens the original)
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Professor Dimitra Simeonidou, University of Bristol. (Picture: University of Bristol.) Professor Dimitra Simeonidou of the University of Bristol has been working in the telecom sector for more than 30 years. Her research focuses on the areas of high-performance networks, AI-native networks, programmable networks, wireless-optical convergence and smart city infrastructures. She is also the director of the UK university’s Smart Internet Lab, one of the most renowned research laboratories in Europe
How Harald Haas is matching industry problems with academic solutions (opens the original)
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Professor Harald Haas. Source: University of Cambridge. Over the past few years, the UK has experienced a growing trend of academia moving to commercialise university research by creating and spinning out independent high-tech, scalable, for-profit, market-ready companies. More recently, the trend has been given added impetus by the government’s decision to provide a £2.5bn cash injection to help commercialise AI and quantum technology research and development. The extra money is designated, in
Unpacking the UK’s AI-friendly Modern Industrial Strategy (opens the original)
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During 2025, British AI companies raised £7.7bn between them in equity investments, according to London, UK-based Beauhurst Insights. To put that figure in perspective, it equates to 32% of all the UK equity capital deployed over the entire year. AI’s performance has been quite remarkable, but then so too has that of other technology sectors, including robotics and automation. According to a recent report from the research firm, investment volumes in robotics and automation rose by 44% last year
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