Ucell and ZTE complete large-scale deployment of AI‑Powered green network solution in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan-based mobile operator Ucell and Chinese telecommunications equipment provider ZTE have completed a large-scale deployment of an AI-powered green network solution across the country. The network-wide rollout improved energy efficiency by 10.6%, reducing carbon emissions and operational costs without degrading user experience.

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