From the Floor of DTW Ignite

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Tallence highlighted global engagement as one of the standout moments at DTW 2025, citing meaningful exchanges with operators from Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia, and North America. At their Catalyst kiosk, Tallence showcased the outcomes of the joint Catalyst project. The initiative, developed alongside partners including Telin, Infosim, NTT, BeyondNow, Verizon, Orange, TIM, Chunghwa Telecom, Shabodi, the University of Würzburg, DGS, and SEACOM, drew strong interest from visitors. These conversations, according to Tallence, reinforced a shared global ambition: turning autonomous networks into a real-world standard.

What makes this initiative stand out, according to Tallence, is not only its focus on cutting-edge AI and automation use cases, but the global collaboration it forges among industry players. The project brings together telecom operators and technology partners from across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the United States, and has positioned Tallence as part of a powerful alliance comprising industry leaders such as Verizon, Telin, MTN, Orange, and TIM. United by a shared goal of shaping the future of autonomous networks through innovation and collaboration, the project embodies the spirit of true global cooperation. As Tallence puts it–diverse minds, one mission.

Tallence also shared its key takeaways from the event, emphasizing the unmatched value of in-person collaboration. “As one of the industry’s key anchor events, DTW is a can’t-miss opportunity to experience the power of in-person collaboration at its best,” said Nicole Schroeder, Head of Marketing at Tallence. According to Nicole, the event brings together top minds from across the telecom ecosystem, fostering the exchange of ideas and the advancement of innovation. “DTW isn’t just hosting Catalysts – the event itself is a Catalyst,” Nicole noted, highlighting the way it accelerates collaboration and drives industry momentum.