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Network digital twins offer path to autonomous telecom operations

12/02/2026
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Network Digital Twins address these challenges by providing a dynamic, near real-time digital view of the network, unifying data across domains, enabling end-to-end visibility, faster issue resolution, and more informed decision-making. Together with intelligent agents, they enable the shift from reactive operations to predictive and autonomous network management.

A new white paper from Celfocus outlines how operators can leverage Network Digital Twins to break down operational silos and achieve holistic, end-to-end network visibility. The paper explains how the technology can reduce operational complexity, incident duplication, and Mean Time to Detect through AI-driven analytics and automation. It also details how digital twins enable proactive impact assessment, optimised resource utilisation, and more resilient, zero-touch network operations.

Celfocus supports CSPs in defining clear transformation roadmaps and operationalising Network Digital Twins through open, scalable platforms, advanced analytics, and automation.

The Network Digital Twin White Paper is available on request from Celfocus here.

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