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Fujitsu Unit 1Finity Launches AI-Native VRAN to Run AI on Phone Tower Gear

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1Finity, a telecom equipment and software unit of Fujitsu, has announced its full-stack AI-Native VRAN system is now available. The platform is built on NVIDIA Aerial, which virtualizes and accelerates radio access network functions. It aims to let carriers run mobile service and local AI workloads, such as factory or campus AI, on the same tower or edge hardware. The company is pitching the approach as a way for operators to earn additional revenue from existing infrastructure. However, 1Finity did not name any customers or publish performance figures in its announcement.

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