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Ericsson establishes a Global Artificial Intelligence Accelerator (GAIA) in India

Ericsson announced that it has set up a Global Artificial Intelligence Accelerator (GAIA) in Bengaluru, India. This innovation will focus on research and development in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automation, will be key in accelerating the execution of Ericsson’s focused strategy by leveraging cutting edge AI and Automation technologies to create data driven, intelligent, and robust systems for automation, evolution, and growth.

Ericsson’s  GAIA in Bengaluru  will help create 150  new jobs for data scientists, engineers, ML/AI architects, and software developers in 2019. “The setting up of Global AI Accelerator in India is testament to Ericsson’s long-term commitment to India, to the rich talent pool as well as the vibrant ecosystem available in the country. GAIA has been set up as a central unit to be able to accelerate projects across Ericsson’s portfolio across the 4 Business Areas as well as customer projects across the 5 Market Areas.” states Sanjeev Tyagi, Head of Ericsson R&D Bengaluru.

Several projects are already underway to bring in AI and Automation capabilities to the Company’s product portfolio across Business Areas.

“With the advent of 5G and IoT, we expect to see an explosion in the number of potential ways in which we will use the networks of the future. The traditional methods of managing and running networks will no longer scale. AI/ML driven automation will be a necessity to manage these networks. These data-centric technologies also open up the potential to tap new revenue generating opportunities and business models for telecom service providers”, states Sanjeev Tyagi.

Ericsson will employ over 300 data scientists, data engineers, ML/AI architects, and software developers across its Global AI accelerators globally.

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