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Technology · Artificial intelligence · published 2026-10-19 · via Mobile World Live

stc aims for AI-native core network by 2030

stc Group has set a 2030 goal to use AI directly in its core infrastructure. The operator is pursuing an AI-native networking strategy.

Expanded Detail

stc Group has set a 2030 target to place artificial intelligence directly within the central infrastructure that supports its network. The operator is pursuing a networking approach built around AI from the start. Because only these broad points are available, the announcement is best understood as part of a wider telecom trend: operators are examining how AI might support more automated, efficient, and adaptive network operations, though the available material does not provide further specifics.

Context

The move could affect stc's customers, employees, and partners as AI becomes more involved in network management. Customers may see changes in service reliability, responsiveness, or support, while workers and suppliers could face shifting skill and operational demands. It may also prompt questions about transparency, security, and reliance on automated systems. How these effects unfold would depend on implementation choices that are not yet detailed.

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