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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown Nabstract<\/a> has partnered with the US-based Intel Corporation<\/a> to allow developers build network applications across industrial Internet of Things (IoT), gaming, finance, healthcare and V2X (vehicle-to-everything) platforms for network quality, devices<\/a> and service quality using public or private 5G<\/a> network function capabilities.

\"We have been contributing on the concept-development and prototype-development with Intel<\/a> and have been recognised as gold partner for its network builder programme,\" Vaibhav Mehta, director, Nabstract Technologies<\/a> told ETTelecom.

Mumbai-based startup that offers application programming interface or API-enabled network-service platform, is one of the beneficiaries of the telecom department's (DoT<\/a>) Digital Communication Innovation Square (DCIS) scheme that promotes 5G<\/a> innovation in the country.

The alliance with California-based technology major allows 5G network service providers to use Nasbtract<\/a> network exposure function (NEF) API for network access, edge cloud and device context, to enable new service use cases, network automation and monetization for its enterprise and cloud partners.

\"Nabstract<\/a> is working with a leading global telecom company and 5G platform as a service (PaaS) company on the assessment of network-exposure capabilities,\" the top executive said, adding that unlike standalone products, end-to-end platform-based approach is still new.

Mehta said that some of their competitors include large software and network companies. \"But when APIs are becoming the cornerstone to enable digital growth for organizations worldwide, Nabstract, as an application enablement platform, has taken a unique position in the industry as a specialist, with its network-neutral approach.\"

Nabstract’s 5G API platform, according to the executive, enables Artificial Reality (AR), Virtual Reality<\/a> (VR), IoT, robotics, media, content streaming and other emerging next-generation applications on public or private 5G to be more “network aware” by facilitating developers to harness full potential of 5G and other future mobile wireless networks.

The next generation (5G) technology is enabling an ecosystem to have more devices<\/a> on the network, empowering new models of interaction and providing new services through data processing via application interfaces.
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Nokia, Docomo, NTT implement AI & ML for 6G radio, conduct trial using sub-THz frequency<\/a><\/h2>

A joint statement Wednesday said that the companies have implemented artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into the radio air interface which will enable 6G radios to “learn”, and the utilization of the new sub-terahertz (sub-THz) spectrum to improve network capacity.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown Nabstract<\/a> has partnered with the US-based Intel Corporation<\/a> to allow developers build network applications across industrial Internet of Things (IoT), gaming, finance, healthcare and V2X (vehicle-to-everything) platforms for network quality, devices<\/a> and service quality using public or private 5G<\/a> network function capabilities.

\"We have been contributing on the concept-development and prototype-development with Intel<\/a> and have been recognised as gold partner for its network builder programme,\" Vaibhav Mehta, director, Nabstract Technologies<\/a> told ETTelecom.

Mumbai-based startup that offers application programming interface or API-enabled network-service platform, is one of the beneficiaries of the telecom department's (DoT<\/a>) Digital Communication Innovation Square (DCIS) scheme that promotes 5G<\/a> innovation in the country.

The alliance with California-based technology major allows 5G network service providers to use Nasbtract<\/a> network exposure function (NEF) API for network access, edge cloud and device context, to enable new service use cases, network automation and monetization for its enterprise and cloud partners.

\"Nabstract<\/a> is working with a leading global telecom company and 5G platform as a service (PaaS) company on the assessment of network-exposure capabilities,\" the top executive said, adding that unlike standalone products, end-to-end platform-based approach is still new.

Mehta said that some of their competitors include large software and network companies. \"But when APIs are becoming the cornerstone to enable digital growth for organizations worldwide, Nabstract, as an application enablement platform, has taken a unique position in the industry as a specialist, with its network-neutral approach.\"

Nabstract’s 5G API platform, according to the executive, enables Artificial Reality (AR), Virtual Reality<\/a> (VR), IoT, robotics, media, content streaming and other emerging next-generation applications on public or private 5G to be more “network aware” by facilitating developers to harness full potential of 5G and other future mobile wireless networks.

The next generation (5G) technology is enabling an ecosystem to have more devices<\/a> on the network, empowering new models of interaction and providing new services through data processing via application interfaces.
\"Nokia,<\/a><\/figure>

Nokia, Docomo, NTT implement AI & ML for 6G radio, conduct trial using sub-THz frequency<\/a><\/h2>

A joint statement Wednesday said that the companies have implemented artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into the radio air interface which will enable 6G radios to “learn”, and the utilization of the new sub-terahertz (sub-THz) spectrum to improve network capacity.<\/p><\/div>