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Network intelligence and automation are crucial to the growth of 5G, IoT and industrial digitalization. With 5G-enabled technology growing, operators will need to increase their network capacity. But with extra power, there is additional complexity.

Consumers are now seeing upwards of 1 Gbps per second over the air as 5G networks are lit up in urban cores and devices begin to enter the market. In addition to better mobile broadband, 5G facilitates the Internet of Things on an unthinkable scale, up to 1 million devices per square kilometer until recently. And as we transition from 3GPP Release 15 to Release 16, changes to enable ultra-reliable low latency communications applications such as precision robotics and remote industrial control in virtually every sector of the economy will drive transformation. In the future, operators are exploring AI today for a variety of use cases that generate value for both the service provider and the consumer. The use of AI in mobile networks is not an aspirational endeavor set for a nebulous period. In reality, 53% of carriers plan to be using AI on their networks by the end of next year, according to recently published research focused on conversations with executives at 132 mobile operators around the world [7].