TELCOM giant Globe is getting ready to transform to a more resilient, intelligent and automated digital infrastructure for the next generation artificial intelligence as it builds its own Future State Architecture (FSA), an AI-ready network that will support the Philippines’ next wave of AI innovation of products and services.
AI is becoming an integral part of businesses as they seek to thrive and adequately adapt to change as it is no longer avoidable. As a matter of fact, telcos who now are techcos grow rapidly side by side with manufacturers and CyberSecurity providers as each one needs AI.
With global tech giants in the telecommunications space, Globe reinforces strategies in the telco Industry embracing the future network’s growing need for high-speed traffic primarily to be driven by AI applications, cloud, Intelligent devices and autonomous systems.
“Technology is evolving rapidly, and networks must evolve with it,” said Globe Senior Vice President for Network Planning and Engineering Joel Agustin.
“FSA will help ensure that Globe is ready for the AI era. By building a resilient and intelligent digital foundation today, we are enabling the next generation of digital services while continuing to provide our customers with reliable, high-quality connectivity,” said Agustin.
Fifteen years after Globe’s initial network modernization, this new initiative will enhance the transport layer, expand its fiber infrastructure and increase the network security and resiliency. Customers will experience more reliable connectivity, faster response time, further improve cloud services for better support for workplaces and even for homes.
The FSA puts Globe at a position to meet the global demands for enterprises that require continuous Five 9s connectivity, cloud services, digital infrastructures, datacenter redundancy across countries, allowing businesses to accelerate their AI needs to transform into a full digital environment.
“The AI era requires networks that are more intelligent, adaptive and resilient, and Nokia is bringing the innovation needed to help make that transformation possible,” said Nokia Senior Vice President and Head of Network Infrastructure, Asia Pacific Sang Xulei.
“By combining our IP and optical network technologies, advanced connectivity and deep expertise with Globe’s Future State Architecture, we can help build a secure, future-ready digital foundation for the Philippines,” said Sang.
As AI becomes more pervasive and embedded in everyday life, Globe is preparing for the future, ensuring Filipinos will have a ready and reliable network with these emerging technologies.
