Cognitive Technology
The arrival of 5G networks presents new paradigms of complexity for today¡¯s communications service providers. Transforming these complexities into opportunities, cognitive technologies blend big data with unique network domain expertise to deliver unprecedented speed, scale and accuracy in emerging intent-based network operations.
What is cognitive technology?
Traditional forms of network automation are not made to meet the challenges of today’s dynamic and multidimensional networks. Enabled by the ubiquity of big data and ever-expanding compute power, cognitive technologies are redefining the very nature of network operations, solving complex challenges where traditional automation falls short.
These software-based technologies leverage the velocity, volume and variety of big data generated by next-generation networks to intelligently evolve the tradeoff between network speed, cost, and quality. With unique domain knowledge built into the algorithms, cognitive technologies transform operations to deliver on complex and diverse business goals, taking service providers closer than ever to zero touch networks.

Examples of cognitive technology in telecom
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Deeper integration with Native APIs
As part of both implementation routes, native application programming interfaces (APIs) deliver deeper integration of cognitive applications within the service provider’s existing environment, enabling insights to be connected to in-house workflows and used as a basis for further development.
Yasuo Ohkouchi, General Manager of Mobile Network Technical Development Division, KDDI
Cognitive technology solutions for telecom
Ericsson delivers an industry-leading suite of cognitive software solutions with multi-vendor support across radio access technologies and wide reach across the entire network lifecycle. Through unique integration of network design and optimization domain knowledge with advanced AI technologies, the Ericsson suite is designed to truly unleash the full potential of next-generation networks.