AI BriefingNVIDIA Introduces Trusted 24/7 AI Agents for Telecom Operations
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NVIDIA has unveiled AI agent technology leveraging synthetic data and secure runtimes to help telecom carriers achieve autonomous networks.
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Telecom operators are achieving significant results in network management and customer support automation through generative AI, but they currently remain at the stage of task-based automation that only performs fixed steps. Now the industry is pushing toward Autonomous Networks, where AI agents proactively detect problems and orchestrate network and IT systems as a whole.
The key to building autonomous networks is reasoning models that understand the telecom domain. However, due to the sensitivity of telecom data, 54% of operators struggle with data utilization. To solve this, SoftBank Corp. is using NVIDIA NeMo Safe Synthesizer and NeMo Anonymizer to generate Synthetic Data that reflects the structure of real data while protecting personal information, fine-tuning telecom-specific models.
In addition, securely enhanced agent deployment technology is essential for completing complex workflows. NVIDIA supports the safe operation of agents through the following solutions:
- NVIDIA NemoClaw: A blueprint that provides policy-based guardrails for agents, ensuring predictable and auditable behavior
- NVIDIA OpenShell: A secure runtime that provides a sandbox environment so agents can safely access telecom systems
AdaptKey is piloting security-enhanced agents for self-healing of 5G networks using this technology, and Amdocs is applying NVIDIA's technology to develop proactive customer management agents for roaming support and customer account analysis.
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