BTwatch: turning to AI for legacy migrations, future autonomy

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Analyst Briefing: BT’s embrace of AI stretches to network autonomy and engineer scheduling; EE adds a Starlink tie-up to improve ESN emergency comms; and the Group finalises the Scottish WAN migration project…

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  • Themes: Agentic AI; Autonomous networks; Intent‑based networking; PSTN migration; Customer‑experience automation; AI‑powered TV discovery; Satellite‑enabled resilience; Contact‑centre transformation; Rural fibre subsidies; Critical national infrastructure; Sustainable supply chain.
  • People: Chris Herbert; Séainín McCoy; Hayden Edwards; Steve Wiley; Philipp Herzig; Thomas Dohmke; James Hattam; Sharon Fox; James Lilley; Abby Chicken.
  • Geographic: UK; Scotland; Cheshire.
  • Organisations: BT; Openreach; EE; BT Business; BT International; Deutsche Telekom; NiCE; Cognigy; NVIDIA; Starlink; DHL Express; Building Digital UK; DSIT; Zyxel; Adtran; Nokia; Sercomm; KCOM; Virgin Media O2; VodafoneThree.

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