Arm Positions Neoverse for AI and Telco Networks at MWC
Strategic focus on custom silicon allows operators to manage 5G costs while preparing for 6G and the AI-driven data surge.
By Pablo Valerio, EE Times | March 11, 2026

BARCELONA, Spain — At the 2026 Mobile World Congress (MWC), Arm showed its technology as the telecommunications sector faces a dual mandate: managing the capital expenditures of existing 5G networks while preparing for the AI workloads that will define the upcoming 6G standard.
Arm presented its computing architecture as foundational for this transition, prioritizing power efficiency in both data centers and network edges. In an interview with EETimes at the show, Eddie Ramírez, VP of Arm’s infrastructure business, detailed the company’s strategy to support providers as they integrate AI into networks.
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