Blogs
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To thrive in the era of Generative AI (GenAI), organisations must prioritise secure, scalable interconnectivity and robust infrastructure. This article explores how global interconnectivity—especially at the telco edge—forms the foundation for AI readiness, enabling businesses to harness vast datasets, accelerate innovation, and unlock new commercial models. GenAI is reshaping industries by enhancing efficiency, personalisation, and data-driven decision-making. However, its success hinges on the ability to process and move data seamlessly across networks. Traditional telco infrastructures often fall short, lacking the agility and performance needed for AI workloads. In contrast, solutions like BT’s Global Fabric Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) offer flexible, scalable, and secure connectivity tailored for AI demands. Security is another critical pillar. With large language models (LLMs) handling sensitive data, robust encryption, access controls, and digital sovereignty are essential. Recent research highlights that cybersecurity is a top priority for enterprises, prompting major network upgrades. Ultimately, the article emphasises that choosing the right strategic partners—those who can deliver integrated, AI-ready connectivity and security—is key to unlocking the full potential of GenAI and staying competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Interconnectivity is crucial for modern businesses, enhancing digital transformation and operational efficiency. By 2028, digital revenue will dominate, making robust interconnectivity essential. Key benefits include seamless data access, improved collaboration, and integration with partner networks. Effective interconnectivity drives productivity, competitiveness, and innovation, while poor connectivity hampers business operations. Critical factors for successful interconnectivity include strategic location, ease of use, flexibility, trust, and cost optimization. Embracing these elements ensures businesses thrive in the digital economy, leveraging network-as-a-service solutions for sustained success.
Several key trends from the data economy to security and sustainability are impacting businesses in 2025. Many of these trends are not only driving innovation but also redefining how businesses operate and interact with their environments. Here is a a look at the top three trends we see dominating the telecommunications industry and Irish businesses this year.
Case studies
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Showcasing BT Wholesale's deep skills is its work with Irish telecom operator Synoptic, where 16 Dublin sites were connected for a services office provider.
BT collaborated closely with the customer on a project that looked at shaping their future contact centre strategy
Organisations everywhere are on a journey to migrate applications and services to the cloud to achieve increased flexibility and agility. One of the more complex and critical cloud projects is contact centres and enterprise telephony. They are a key sales and customer service channel for companies, especially for an insurance business.
Research & Whitepapers
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Read our whitepaper to take a closer look at the copper switch off and the impact it will have on Irish businesses.
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Read our whitepaper detailing how Global Fabric will transform and future proof your connectivity.
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Read our whitepaper about strategies for managing digitalisation, cloud acceleration and tightening regulations in the banking and finance sector.