KT Unveils Innovative Network Services Enhancing Convenience and Security at MWC

KT Exhibition Hall 'Digital Innovation Partner'
Showcasing Hacking Prevention and Power Saving Technologies
Revealing Various Cases Applying Super-large AI

KT will showcase various AI-based innovative technologies at MWC 2024, held in Barcelona, Spain, from the 26th to the 29th.

The KT exhibition hall is themed "KT, the Digital Innovation Partner Creating the Future" and is composed of two theme zones: ▲NEXT 5G ▲AI LIFE, introducing KT's digital technologies based on next-generation network technology and AI innovation technology.

First, in the NEXT 5G zone, KT will introduce a UAM experience space applying network technology specialized for aerial networks and an intelligent traffic management system that safely manages UAM traffic using AI, as well as innovative network services and technologies that add convenience and security for customers.

KT will showcase the 'Open Network API' technology, which allows customers to easily connect to global operator networks and utilize network resources such as connectivity, and the 'Engineering Platform,' which provides simulation solutions in a cloud HPC (High-Performance Computing) environment.

Additionally, KT will present 'Quantum Cryptography Communication,' a hacking prevention technology for wired and wireless networks, and 'Network Power Saving Technology,' which reduces power consumption of communication infrastructure.

In the AI LIFE zone, KT will expand AI solutions and reveal various cases applying super-large AI. Visitors can experience super-large AI collaboration models such as AI semiconductors applied with Large Language Models (LLM) and sovereign AI cases. In collaboration with Nasmedia, KT will introduce an AI contextual customized advertising service that analyzes advertising context through KT LLM to target optimal advertisements.

Various experience spaces will also be available. Visitors can experience on-device AIoT black box (EVDR) technology applied to shared kickboards, electric vehicle chargers, and smart signage for taxis. In cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, visitors can also experience 'Geniverse Road Name Address,' which learns road name addresses in a metaverse space.