Telenor, Avesha, NVIDIA, Supermicro, and Vaidio showcased the Telco Cloud Continuum vision at MWC 2026—an AI-native approach for running distributed AI workloads seamlessly across edge and centralized cloud tiers with security, multi-tenant isolation, and operational control. Live demos at the Telenor booth highlight intelligent workload movement and AI video analytics powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing on Supermicro platforms.
BARCELONA, Spain, March 3, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Telenor today outlined its AI Slice and Telco Cloud Continuum vision at Mobile World Congress 2026, describing a unified, AI-native architecture that enables telecom operators to run distributed AI workloads across edges and centralized cloud environments with predictability, security, and operational control.
The Telco Cloud Continuum leverages the mobile network connectivity to establish a single operational framework that allows AI workloads to move seamlessly and intelligently across infrastructure tiers based on latency, performance, resource availability, and policy requirements. This approach is designed for production environments where data locality, service assurance, and multi-tenant isolation are essential. The initiative was seeded by NVIDIA in alignment with its vision for scalable, distributed AI architectures extending from edge to centralized AI compute. The demonstrations are powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing, with hardware platforms supplied by Supermicro.
"Telecom infrastructure has unique advantages for AI workloads that demand low-latency, privacy and strong isolation," said Min Xie, Director of Platform at Telenor. "The Telco Cloud Continuum brings these capabilities together into a coordinated system that can be operated at scale."
Live demonstrations at MWC show AI workloads executing across multiple tiers of the Telco Cloud Continuum under a unified orchestration layer, including latency-sensitive inference at the edge and centralized AI processing when additional capacity is required.
"AI services only scale when workload orchestration understands both the application and the infrastructure," said Raj Nair, Founder and CEO of Avesha. "The Telco Cloud Continuum demonstrates how intelligent placement, secure multi-tenancy, and real-time optimization can be delivered as a single operational layer for telco environments."
The demonstrations also feature AI-driven video analytics as a representative production workload.
"Video analytics places extreme demands on latency and reliability," said Paul Sun, President of Vaidio. "The Telco Cloud Continuum shows how these workloads can operate dynamically across edge and centralized environments without compromising performance."
The Telco Cloud Continuum demonstrations are available throughout Mobile World Congress 2026 at the Telenor booth: Hall 2, 2J20, Telenor Stand.
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