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1Finity Makes Full-Stack AI-Native vRAN Solution Available for Enterprise AI Services

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1Finity, a Fujitsu company, has made its full-stack AI-Native vRAN solution available to help mobile network operators deliver enterprise AI services. The solution uses shared NVIDIA GPU infrastructure to support AI and RAN workloads.

Operators have not been able to fully realize over-the-top revenue from AI-driven enterprise applications, according to 1Finity. The company says combining AI and RAN infrastructure can allow operators to deploy AI capabilities more economically than building separate compute environments, while improving resource utilization, lowering costs and speeding time to market.

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1Finity Makes Full-Stack AI-Native vRAN Solution Available for Enterprise AI Services

The ready-to-deploy stack includes open vRAN software and O-RAN compliant radio units from 1Finity; high-performance AI servers from Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) and Supermicro supporting the scalable NVIDIA AI Aerial platform; Aible's no-code platform for business users to build, deploy and operate AI agents using enterprise data, guided workflows and 100+ customizable templates; and Bridge by Armada for multi-tenant orchestration, security and billing. The companies say the ecosystem enables mobile network operators to offer AI and RAN solutions directly to enterprise customers and accelerate go-to-market timelines.

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Patrik Eriksson, vice president and head of Mobile System Business Unit at 1Finity, said: “By enabling operators to deliver complete AI solutions — from infrastructure to applications — 1Finity is redefining how telecom networks create and capture value in the AI era.”

1Finity directed readers to its solution brief for more information.

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