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China Mobile and ZTE's Multi-Agent Collaboration solution wins GSMA Foundry Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award

ZTE Corporation and China Mobile received the GSMA Foundry Excellence Award for their Multi-Agent Collaboration solution, enhancing network operations.
The Multi-Agent Collaboration solution integrates 5G and AI technologies, improving efficiency while significantly reducing labor costs during major events in China.
Monitoring personnel requirements decreased by 30% during a concert, and network traffic increased by 20% at Xi'an Datang Everbright City.
Moving forward, China Mobile and ZTE plan to deepen their collaboration for further advancements in network intelligence and digital transformation.

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China Mobile and ZTE's Multi-Agent Collaboration Solution Wins GSMA Foundry Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Barcelona [Spain], March 5: ZTE Corporation, a global leading provider of integrated information and communication technology solutions, in partnership with China Mobile, has won the GSMA Foundry Excellence Awards 2025 - Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award for their joint achievement in multi-agent collaboration solution. This recognition demonstrates the innovative value of telecom …

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China Mobile and ZTE's Multi-Agent Collaboration solution wins GSMA Foundry Network Efficiency and Optimisation Award

The Multi-Agent Collaboration solution pioneers telecom large model integration in network operations, marking a significant breakthrough in network intelligenceThe solution has played a crucial role in network performance assurance during major events across China, significantly improving operation efficiency and network…

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