Netcracker Technology

SCTE TechExpo 2025 brought together leading voices in telecom and technology to explore how network convergence and AI automation are reshaping the future of connectivity. The event highlighted a shift toward unified intelligent networks and AI driven decision making, setting the stage for the next wave of digital transformation. A New Era for Telecom Telecom networks are undergoing rapid change. Fixed, mobile, and edge infrastructures are no longer managed separately. Instead, service providers are moving toward integrated networks that work as one. This convergence makes it easier to deliver better connectivity, reduce operational complexity, and give customers faster and more reliable digital experiences. AI Takes the Lead AI automation was one of the key themes at the event. Experts explained how AI is no longer just a support tool but the driving force behind network performance. Predictive analytics, automated fault detection, and intelligent resource management are enabling ...

Moving to cloud is a strategic move that offers many benefits — faster service rollout, lower cost of operation, greater flexibility, better customer experiences. Netcracker’s Cloud Transformation Services deliver outcomes that matter: strategy design aligned with business goals; fast and reliable delivery using agile and DevSecOps methods; and strong multi-cloud operations with built-in security and analytics. Whether you are evaluating cloud for the first time or expanding existing cloud footprint, Netcracker provides the roadmap, tools and support to make cloud work for you. Transform faster with cloud, learn how Netcracker delivers results you can measure.

Telecom operators are facing a new era of cyber risk. Advanced persistent threats target network infrastructure and BSS and OSS systems with precision. Threat actors no longer just steal data they stay hidden in systems, monitor operations, and wait for moments to strike. With AI used to amplify attacks and credential abuse becoming more sophisticated, old security models no longer suffice. Telcos must move beyond perimeter defenses toward zero trust, real time monitoring, secure supply chains, and robust incident response. This evolution is not optional — it is essential to protect services, reputation, and customers. Prepare now for what is coming; read more to see how telcos can adapt their security strategies.