DTW Ignite 2026

Autonomous networks: elevating experience, unlocking value.

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DTW Ignite 2026

Name: DTW Ignite 2026
Start: 06/23/2026 06:00:00
End: 06/25/2026 11:30:00
Location: Booth 303

Jun 23, 2026 08:00

to Jun 25, 2026 13:30 (CET)

Booth 303
Bella Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

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We’re delighted to be a Platinum Partner at DTW Ignite 2026 again this year. Join us at booth 303 to connect with our teams and explore how autonomous networks is elevating experience and unlocking value.

What to expect on site:

Innovative demos that showcase our newest capabilities
Time with our experts for focused, relevant conversations
Practical pathways to accelerate your digital transformation

We look forward to meeting customers, partners, and industry leaders, sharing insights, and exploring how we can drive transformation together.

Please book a time with us. Reserve an in booth demo or a dedicated discussion so we can tailor the experience to your priorities.

See you at booth 303!

Courtesy: TM Forum

Ericsson at DTW Ignite 2025

Enter new horizons with autonomous networks, AI & differentiated connectivity.

Autonomous networks

Intent driven, closed loop automation and autonomous operations
Faster rollout, higher efficiency, improved reliability at scale
OSS/BSS: Agentic AI to sell → deliver → get paid.

AI for networks and networks for AI

Predictive, AI native automation across RAN, core and cloud
“Talk to Network” operations with agentic AI
Networks engineered for AI apps and next gen experiences

Differentiated connectivity

SLA backed performance with 5G SA, slicing & APIs
On demand premium experiences driven by AI
New revenue models for CSPs and developers

Catalyst

Catalysts generate proof-of-concept ideas that innovate to solve common industry challenges, validated by communications service providers and industry stakeholders. Delivering projects and solutions that leverage key TM Forum best practices and standards to ensure scalability, reuse across multiple applications, and reduced costs and risk.

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Conflict management in intent-based networks - Phase II

Topics: Autonomous networks (AN), Intent-based networking, Resilience

This catalyst demonstrates how conflict between autonomous entities can be avoided, detected and resolved. The solution uses AN to evaluate intents, analyse the impact of policy changes, and identify conflicting actions across layers and domains. It then applies rule-based and AI-driven strategies to propose or execute optimal resolutions, maintaining service quality and intent compliance even in complex multi-agent environments.

By addressing one of the biggest operational risks in autonomous networks, this Catalyst equips CSPs with the tools needed to adopt intent-based operations confidently and safely, accelerating the journey toward fully autonomous networks while protecting customer experience and network integrity.

Business-aware GNN-healing networks

Topics: Autonomous networks (AN), Customer Experience Management

This catalyst is empowering self-driving networks with graph AI and digital twins for predictive root cause analysis and Level 4 autonomy. Their solution unlocks the "zero-X" experience - zero wait, zero touch, zero trouble. Not all network failures carry the same business risk. A performance degradation in a revenue-dense cell serving a financial district represents a materially different operational priority than one in a low-traffic residential zone. Yet today's autonomous networks have no mechanism to express or act on that difference.

Isolating contributing factors across RAN, Core, and Cloud remains a manual and siloed process. Every fault enters the same resolution queue regardless of business impact. Business-Aware GNN-Healing Networks changes this. The key innovation is the first Business Intent Extension Model contributed to the TM Forum Intent Ontology (TIO). This provides operators with a standards-based vocabulary to declare which remediation branch executes first when recovery resources are constrained, decoupling business priority from network implementation.