Deutsche Telekom, The T-Mobile owner, in partnership with Google Cloud, may be a victory for the final users. Don’t we all want quick speeds, stable connections and smooth performance?

The mobile phone networks have become incredibly complicated, as you can predict them – billions of people with phones, and many of these smartphones – use the data you give or take all the time. Therefore, telecommunications companies need more intelligent ways to manage performance and prevent problems before they occur.

This is where artificial intelligence (AI) comes – yes, Amnesty International is not only for us to draw cats in space allowances (standing over a waterfall of acid on a remote planet), but it is great for telecommunications companies as well.

Deutsche Telekom, in partnership with Google Cloud, offers a system moved by AI-designed to make mobile networks more reliable and efficient, and even … self-healing.

Verizon is also going in The direction of artificial intelligence … as well as everyone there at a certain time.

Every time you send a message, make a call or surf the Internet, your phone connects to Radio (Ran) – cell towers system and antennas that connect your device to the broader network. Ran is what allows your smartphone to communicate with other phones and access online services. Where networks grow larger and more complicated, their management effectively becomes a challenge. Traditional network automation follows fixed rules and conflicts to deal with unexpected issues in real time. Artificial intelligence is now changing this, enabling networks to think, learn and adapt automatically to improve performance without human intervention.

Deutsche Telekom, in cooperation with Google Cloud, developed “Ran Guardian”, The system of artificial intelligence memory is designed to detect and identify network problems before affecting users. Instead of waiting for engineers to handle problems manually, this system is constantly monitoring the network, predicting and solving possible failures in the actual time. It looks very advanced.

For us, this should mean fewer fall calls, faster connections, and a smoother flow. The artificial intelligence system should help keep our connection stable by automatically adjusting network settings. Over time, this ability to self-heal can reduce disturbances and improve comprehensive reliability, but by that time, I believe that telecommunications companies will achieve new challenges to overcome, which will have to do with the next step in wireless communication -6 G.