Graphiant gives carriers a software path to lower costs, enforce sovereignty, and open new revenue with data exchanges and distributed AI, delivered through five practical use cases and a low-risk, capacity-based commercial model.
Carriers are under pressure to cut costs, prove sovereignty, and ship new services faster. The Telecom Growth Strategy paper shows how Graphiant helps you do all three with a software-based fabric that simplifies operations, integrates clouds, and embeds compliance at the core.
Operating and licensing costs are rising across multi-cloud. Governments and enterprises are tightening sovereignty rules. Fragmented architectures slow product launches. Graphiant addresses these realities with a software data plane and a management approach that puts business outcomes first.
Four outcomes define the strategy: lower operating cost, stronger governance and security, new revenue from data exchanges and distributed AI, and a future-ready network for the AI economy. The paper breaks this into five carrier use cases: Sovereign Core Fabric, Cloud Connectivity, Data Assurance, Data Exchange Enablement, and Distributed AI Enablement. Each use case pairs carrier strengths with a clear commercial path.
Start with use cases, not diagrams. Carriers implement a sovereign software data plane in the core, add cloud gateways for multi-cloud integration, and place edge capabilities where AI and partner exchanges need them. Technical details are transparent for engineering review, yet secondary to time-to-impact.
Graphiant replaces device and feature licenses with a capacity model. One SKU. Buy credits that represent bandwidth and resell them across regions using a tokenized approach with consistent economics. Entry costs are low. The paper cites breakeven with as few as 37 retail customers or 2 mid-sized customers, and growth scales as consumption rises.
Operational simplicity and sovereignty become product differentiators. The token model lets carriers act like hyperscalers while keeping control of economics. A use-case first motion speeds launches for data exchange and distributed AI. Early movers gain advantage and lock in margin before competitors respond.
If you want lower cost, stronger control, and new revenue, this brief provides a clear plan. Read it to see the deployment model, the commercial math, and the use cases that turn sovereignty and AI into growth.
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