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AT&T’s 5G Powered Indigo Network Redefines Connectivity

Telecommunications giant AT&T is unveiling a 5G powered platform called AT&T Network 3.0 Indigo.

“We see Indigo as the third generation of modern networking,” John Donovan, chief strategy officer and group president, Technology and Operations said in a statement. “Indigo is our term for a world where it isn’t just your connection speeds that are accelerating, but every element of the network becomes more seamless, efficient and capable. It is a living, evolving, upgradeable platform. Think of Indigo like the operating system on your phone. We’re taking that model to the network.”

People won’t ask how fast their connection is. They’ll ask, ‘Can I livestream a virtual reality broadcast of my trip to the beach?’, or ‘Can my bank securely and quickly authenticate a purchase I want to make when I’m traveling?’

Wireless technologies like 5G will be part of what enables that experience. But elements like Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, cybersecurity and software-defined networking (SDN) are just as critical. All of that is Indigo.

To read the full release, please visit HERE.

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