Nvidia and SoftBank Launch World’s First AI-5G Network

2024-11-13 | 5G ,Artificial Intelligence ,Current Affairs ,NVIDIA ,Softbank

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Nvidia and SoftBank Corp, the telecommunications arm of Japan’s SoftBank Group, announced on Wednesday that they have piloted the world’s first telecom network capable of running both AI and 5G workloads simultaneously.  

Nvidia and SoftBank Corp have launched the world’s first AI-powered 5G telecom network, the companies announced Wednesday 

Image Source: Reuters
Nvidia and SoftBank Corp have launched the world’s first AI-powered 5G telecom network, the companies announced Wednesday 
Image Source: Reuters 

Known as an artificial intelligence radio access network (AI-RAN), the new system enables real-time applications such as remote support for autonomous vehicles and robotic control. 

Image Source: The Edge Malaysia
Image Source: The Edge Malaysia 
Image Source: Financial Times
Image Source: Financial Times 

In addition, Nvidia’s founder and CEO, Jensen Huang, noted that SoftBank is the first to receive Nvidia’s latest Blackwell chip designs. These chips will be integrated into SoftBank’s AI supercomputer, which is currently in development to power its own generative AI models. 

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