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Perspectives 2027: STL Partners’ predictions for the telco industry in 2027
Hear STL Partners’ predictions for the telco industry in 2027: technology innovation and adoption, consumers, enterprises, threats from adjacent industries such as satellite and banking, and market shifts.
Following the money: Where are telcos unlocking AI value?
In this webinar, we draw on STL Partners' Telco GenAI adoption tracker, which covers more than 750 telco AI projects, to show where telcos are placing their bets, what is working, and what comes next as investors start asking for results.
Sovereign AI: How big is the opportunity, and who will capture it?
We explore how big the sovereign AI infrastructure market could become, how much demand goes beyond data residency, whether customers will pay a premium for sovereignty, and what providers should compete on to win.
How can telcos turn private 5G, edge and AI into new B2B revenues? Orange Spain’s blueprint
How can telcos turn private 5G, edge and AI into new B2B revenue? STL Partners, Nearby Computing, Orange Spain and Dell Technologies cover physical AI, orchestration, Orange Spain's Connecta 5G platform and what telcos should do next.
Network orchestration: From the cloud to new value
In this webinar we discuss how orchestration, underpinned by cloud-native infrastructure, is key to creating innovative services and platforms and generating new revenue streams in the emerging AI economy.
Messages that sell: How should telcos position broadband cybersecurity?
As broadband services become increasingly commoditised, telcos need to differentiate their propositions beyond price, speed and reliability. Cybersecurity presents an opportunity to strengthen the broadband proposition, build deeper customer trust and create new premium upsell opportunities. In this webinar, STL Partners shares findings from a survey of more than 900 consumers across the US and Europe, exploring the role cybersecurity can play in broadband purchasing decisions and the messages that resonate most strongly. We will explore the following questions: – How influential is cybersecurity when consumers choose a broadband provider? – What role do consumers expect their provider to play in protecting the connected home? – Which cybersecurity messages, features and benefits are most compelling? – How can telcos use cybersecurity to differentiate their broadband propositions and generate additional revenue?
Agentic AI in telco networks: Solving the data challenge
As telecom operators expand their use of AI across operations, many are now exploring agentic AI to orchestrate and automate increasingly complex, real-time operational and network environments. However, the biggest barrier is often not the AI models themselves, but the underlying data foundation.
API-driven Silent Authentication: Can telcos risk being too slow?
Operators can play a clear role in this changing landscape and, through API-driven silent authentication, hold a potential key to unlock new growth from antifraud and identity services. Yet, even with this growing opportunity, operators are still hesitant on whether now is the right time to invest, and whether the risks of moving too early outweigh the risks of a “wait and see” approach.
Sovereignty: Where can telcos play and win?
In this webinar, we will unpack what sovereignty means for telcos, what is driving demand across markets, and where operators can create value across the digital infrastructure stack. We will explore how leading telcos are building sovereign cloud propositions, launching AI factories, partnering with hyperscalers and systems integrators, and shaping new models for trusted digital infrastructure.
How generative, agentic and sovereign AI are reshaping telco growth in MENA
Explore how genAI is reshaping telco AI strategies, scaling deployments, improving CX and networks, and unlocking new monetisation opportunities.
“What’s in it for us?” Winning local support for Data Centre development
How data centre operators can move beyond reactive planning defence and build stronger, more constructive relationships with local communities.