Mobile World Congress, Barcelona – NTT is taking cloud-native, private 5G services beyond the "carpeted world" of corporate offices all the way to the "factory floor," according to Shahid Ahmed, executive vice president of new ventures and innovation at the service provider.
Ahmed spoke to Silverlinings at the company's pre-show reception on Sunday evening on the rooftop of the Monument Hotel. The company is touting solutions that target smart factory and warehouse transformation, IoT, edge computing and private 5G at the event this week.
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