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07 Jun 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Artificial Intelligence in Telecommunications Growth Opportunities

AI Offers Transformational Growth Opportunities for the Telecommunications Industry

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Artificial intelligence is a key disruptive technology for the telecommunications industry, enabling service providers to expand their service offerings. However, telecommunications companies (telcos) have yet to harness AIs potential fully in their service offerings. Although it is in the nascent stage, telcos adopt AI to improve internal operatio...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations related to emerging cyber security solutions. These include AI-based Security, Cloud Security, Data Security, Identity Security, and Device Security. The identified innovations can help companies to with threat detection, remediation, manage access and securit...

The rapid evolution of enterprise IT environments, driven by cloud adoption, connected devices, and hybrid infrastructure, has rendered legacy perimeter defenses inadequate. Network detection and response (NDR) has become a strategic imperative, providing continuous visibility across network traffic to identify advanced threats that evade endpoint...

Expanding use cases of autonomous solutions are expected to make future homes very smart. Evolution of Artificial Intelligence will entail the use of robotics across myriad functions that cater to various industries. The increasing number of start-up firms and M&A activity parallels the growth of emerging AI technology, such as machine learning app...

European organizations continue to embrace cloud and AI technologies as a way to drive growth and operational efficiencies. Despite sluggish economic growth in the region that is curtailing some spending, organizations are steadily progressing on their digitalization journeys. In the 13th annual survey of IT decision-makers responsible for cloud ...

Colocation refers to the provision of data center space, racks, power, and network resources for customers in the data center industry. Colocation commonly has two types: wholesale/hyperscale colocation services, which includes extensive data center spaces for customers with high power requirements; and retail colocation services, including small s...

This study presents findings from Frost & Sullivan’s 2025–2026 Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer Survey, based on responses from 2,100 senior cybersecurity decision‑makers across regions, firm sizes, and industries. The research explores generative AI products under consideration by organizations spanning the global economy, current cyberse...

Global data center investment will continue on a high growth trajectory due to strong demand from hyperscale cloud and a high degree of data center activity in emerging economies. The burgeoning AI industry will further accelerate data center investments. A diverse range of industry players, including major hyperscale corporations, prominent coloca...

The collaboration and communication device landscape is undergoing a structural shift, characterized by steady realignment driven by hybrid work standardization, AI maturity, regulatory pressure, and constrained IT investment cycles.Across global markets, enterprises are recalibrating to a stable hybrid work baseline, while demand for higher-qualit...