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Verification-first deployment of AI agents: every action stress-tested in a world model before it touches real infrastructure. Flagship app E-RAN cuts telecom RAN energy OpEx 10-15%.
Operators of critical infrastructure want AI-driven automation but cannot risk unverified actions on live systems. Crucible is the proving ground: it builds a calibrated world model of the target system, trains optimization agents against it, and verifies every action against operator-defined guardrails before release, with automatic rollback if measured KPIs deviate from prediction. Its flagship application, E-RAN, applies this to radio access networks. Across Nokia, Ericsson, Huawei, and Open RAN, it cuts energy OpEx 10-15% (about $450K/year per 1,000 sites) with no hardware changes while safeguarding quality of service. Crucible deploys as containers on Red Hat OpenShift, jointly with Humanis engineers.
Agents act only after validation in a calibrated world model against your QoS guardrails, with automatic rollback; non-intrusive by design (platform failure never degrades the target system).
RL-driven optimization matches RAN power to live traffic; about $450K annual savings per 1,000 sites, paid from realized savings.
Orchestrates the energy-saving capabilities already in your RAN; Nokia, Ericsson, Huawei, and Open RAN adapters, mixed-vendor networks supported.
Helm-installed containers under the restricted-v2 SCC, in your private cloud, connected or air-gapped, deployed jointly with Humanis engineers.
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Typically 10-15% of RAN energy OpEx, around $450K/year per 1,000 sites at a typical 3 kW site load and $0.15/kWh. Actual savings depend on network topology, traffic profile, and current optimization level; the assessment phase gives a site-specific projection before any commitment.
No. E-RAN uses energy-saving capabilities already present in your RAN (e.g. carrier/cell sleep, MIMO adaptation), orchestrated by AI instead of static policies.
No. E-RAN safeguards quality of service: every action is validated against your QoS guardrails in the world model before release, and rolled back automatically if measured KPIs deviate. In our reference simulation, call-drop rate and latency stayed within normal bounds while energy fell.
Nokia, Ericsson, Huawei, and Open RAN, including mixed-vendor networks. E-RAN orchestrates the energy-saving features each vendor already exposes, through vendor-specific adapters, so there is no vendor lock-in and no hardware changes.