Ericsson to expand Grameenphone’s backend with AI

Posted on January 27, 2025 by Guest authors

Ericsson says it has signed a strategic IT transformation deal with Bangladesh telco Grameenphone to upgrade its backend with what the vendor says is one of the largest catalog-driven charging and mediation deployments in the world, with added AI.

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