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Elisa completes Europe's first live AI-RAN trials in Helsinki

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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Elisa is running AI vision trials in Helsinki, Finland, deploying distributed AI infrastructure. The company completed Europe's first live-network AI-RAN trials on its 5G Advanced network. AI-RAN combines radio access network functions and AI workloads onto the same computing platform. These trials simultaneously tested voice, mobile data, and video analytics.

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Why it matters

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The trials aim to enable faster responses and local data processing for AI applications by bringing computing closer to where data is generated. This infrastructure could support services such as instant voice assistants and cameras that spot safety risks locally. Elisa plans to move toward commercial AI-RAN services in 2027.

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Who's involved

  • ElisaConducting AI vision trials and deploying distributed AI-RAN infrastructure
  • NokiaProviding technological support for Elisa's network enhancements
  • HelsinkiThe location where the AI vision trials were conducted

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  • GoogleSpeculative

    Google could see increased investment attraction due to the validation of Finnish infrastructure for AI.

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