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Nokia and Ericsson have both warned that AI-integrated network hardware is raising component prices and extending supply chain lead times — a near-term cost tension that complicates their own AI-native 6G narrative.
Major mobile operators are demanding AI-native architecture in 6G from day one and warning 3GPP not to repeat 5G's enterprise over-promising at the June 2026 standard checkpoint.
T-Mobile and Ericsson have commercially deployed the world's first AI-native Radio Access Network scheduler, replacing decades-old static algorithms with a continuously learning model that optimizes spectral efficiency in real time.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon declared 2026 the 'Year of the Agent' at Computex and outlined an AI-native 6G architecture built around improved uplink, wide-area sensing, and edge compute, targeting pre-commercial trials at the 2028 LA Olympics.
NVIDIA joined Ericsson, Nokia, T-Mobile, and nine other global telcos to commit to building 6G on AI-native open platforms — a decision that will shape wireless infrastructure for the 2030s.
Ericsson's 2026 technical brief makes the case that 6G differs from 5G in one critical way: AI is foundational to the architecture, not an afterthought.
Huawei unveiled AgenticCore, an architecture embedding agentic AI simultaneously across mobile data, voice, operations, and telco cloud — the most aggressive AI integration in telecom infrastructure announced to date, with explicit 6G ambitions.
Mobile World Congress 2026 marked a decisive shift: telecom operators are done extracting value from 5G and are pivoting to AI-native networks and 6G as their primary long-term investment thesis.
89% of global telecom operators plan to increase AI spending over the next 12 months, with network automation now surpassing customer experience as the top deployment priority for investment and ROI.