Aira Technologies CEO and Co-founder Anand Chandrasekher and NTIA's Amanda Toman shared ROI metrics from real AI RAN deployments during a session on the application deadline for the Airan funding from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.
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With an eye toward the Sep 9th application deadline for #AIRAN funding from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Administration (NTIA) ,…
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Aira Technologies
The AI defined networking pioneer. Aira uses machine learning to make wireless 10x better
- Industry
- Wireless Services
- Location
- SARATOGA, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Aira Technologies
Aira Technologies is an AI-native company reimagining how wireless networks are designed, deployed, and operated. Aira's Naavik platform powers Gen AI-driven automation for Telcos and Enterprise. Aira Naavik enables operators to shift from intent to outcome with unmatched agility.
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