KT Commercializes AI Monitoring Solution 'Aion' for Enterprise Specialized Networks View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Hye-seon] KT announced on the 1st that it has completed the development of the enterprise-specific network artificial intelligence (AI) monitoring solution ‘AiON’ and successfully commercialized it by applying it on a trial basis to the communication infrastructure operation of the Daeryung Techno Building in Gasan Digital Complex, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul.


KT’s ‘AiON’ focuses on enhancing the operational and management efficiency of enterprise-specific networks. The core components of ‘AiON’ are AI and automation (SDN) technologies verified through KT’s network infrastructure operations.


The AI analyzes in real-time various information that can affect service quality, such as system logs, traffic, and performance data generated from equipment linked to the enterprise-specific network, and provides measures to address issues.


In the case of SDN, it automatically discovers equipment and connection information built into the enterprise-specific network, updates changes in real-time, and periodically performs pre-inspections of elements that may cause failures. It also provides software tools that can automatically control equipment, allowing commands to be applied easily, quickly, and accurately to multiple devices.


By utilizing ‘AiON,’ enterprise-specific networks, including building communication infrastructure, can be operated more efficiently and stably than before. It enables stable operation of enterprise-specific networks without network experts, and what used to take tens of minutes for failure cause analysis can now be completed within minutes through ‘AiON.’



Starting with this trial application, KT plans to actively enter the customized integrated monitoring market that can be used by various enterprises, including 5G specialized networks.


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