AnalysisTelecoms
O2 and Nokia put AI-driven radio network tech on a live UK 5G site
Published
O2 switched on a Nokia AI feature at its busy London Paddington 5G site that learns traffic patterns and reallocates radio resources on its own, without engineers adjusting settings by hand. During the live trial the site squeezed roughly a fifth more data out of the same spectrum, with no drop in service quality. Read the Telecoms Tech News report ↗
What it means for the Caribbean
- Operators such as Digicel and Flow could look to similar AI network tools to squeeze more capacity from limited spectrum at crowded sites like cruise ports and town centres.
Analysis: these are possibilities for the region, not reported facts.
Original reporting · Telecoms Tech News · 26 Oct 2026Read the original report ↗
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