News Summary:
On April 23, 2026, Spirent emphasized that AI-era networks demand intelligent AI-ready assurance, as older assurance models constrain performance and service reliability amid expanding AI footprints, presenting an opportunity for telcos to grow beyond revenue plateaus. Earlier, on April 15, the company highlighted the challenge of monetizing 5G, despite massive capital investment in infrastructure and high penetration rates in some markets. On April 13, Spirent’s James Kimery discussed with EEWorld that Wi-Fi device testing is evolving from radio frequency (RF) to an end-to-end performance experience. Previously, on April 7, at the European Navigation Conference (ENC) 2026, Spirent Communications, now part of Keysight Technologies, showcased its role as a provider of test and assurance solutions for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) technologies, which enable organizations to develop resilient PNT systems. This followed Spirent’s unveiling of its Landslide M6 platform on April 3, designed to boost 5G core validation and prepare for 6G by handling increasing volumes of encrypted traffic and AI-driven workloads, delivering up to 10x more encrypted traffic capacity and 3x faster activation rates than its predecessor, while also introducing TLS acceleration.
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