Industries · Telecom
The network's own data, asked the hard questions.
The telecom edition correlates alarms to a root cause, simulates remediation against the service-level band, tests network-operations policy, and schedules energy saving, over the operator's own OSS.
Questions this edition answers
From alarm storm to approved change.
What is wrong right now?
Alarms and topology are correlated into ranked causes, without the scenario being told to the engine.
What should we do, and what will it cost?
Reroute, restart or wait: each action simulated against the KPI band and gated on the SLA's pessimistic edge.
Is the policy right?
Network-operations policy changes run through the KPI simulator before anyone touches a parameter.
Which cells can sleep tonight?
Night-time cell sleep and backhaul routing solved as labelled optimisation instances, on IBM systems when the depth budget allows.
How it works here
Read, simulate, gate, recommend. A person approves.
The edition reads the systems this industry already runs, in a read-only sandbox. Every candidate action is simulated against the band it would move and gated on the pessimistic edge. The recommendation carries its readings, its simulation and its checks. Approval creates a change request for the operator's own system, and the outcome is remembered.
Delivery
In production use.
- Edition
- Telecom edition: fault console, remediation simulator, network-operations simulator, energy saver, quantum optimiser.
- Deployment
- Inside the customer's network, on the customer's hardware, with the customer's own language model.
- IBM Quantum
- Site and channel assignment, crew dispatch, night-time cell sleep, backhaul rerouting; every result labelled with backend, qubits, shots and gap.
Talk to us about your operating data.
Tell us which system holds the question you cannot ask today. A person answers every message.