Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and SoftBank are piloting AI-RAN integration for on-premises edge data center operations at their Yokohama Hardtech Hub. This initiative aims to reduce latency, enhance security, and create a scalable AI infrastructure for industrial use, accelerating on-site AI transformation.
This collaboration between MHI and SoftBank signals a strategic move to create localized, high-performance AI infrastructure.
This collaboration between MHI and SoftBank signals a strategic move to create localized, high-performance AI infrastructure. By combining edge data centers with AI-RAN, they are building a model for deploying AI in industrial settings where data security and low latency are critical. This could accelerate on-site AI adoption across manufacturing, logistics, and infrastructure management.
MHI and SoftBank are testing AI-RAN integration at the Yokohama Hardtech Hub.
The pilot uses an MHI-developed AI for defect detection to validate on-premises AI inference.
The goal is to reduce latency, improve security, and create a scalable AI infrastructure for industrial use.
The goal is to reduce latency, improve security, and create a scalable AI infrastructure for industrial use.
This partnership aims to accelerate on-site AI transformation in various sectors.
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