Autonomous networks are the headline everyone brings to Vienna. The harder question is where autonomy actually reaches. AVSystem will be at Network X 2026, 13–15 October at Messe Wien, stand D70, to make the case for the part of the network that decides how a subscriber experiences their service: the customer edge.
Network X gathers operators around AI-assisted operations, fiber growth and broadband experience. Much of that conversation naturally centres on the core and the transport layer. Yet the moments that generate support tickets and truck rolls happen further out — at the CPE, on the home Wi-Fi, and at the point a new service is activated. This is where automation is hardest to get right, and where it pays back fastest.
The operational reality is familiar to anyone running a broadband network today. Fleets are multi-vendor and span FTTx, DOCSIS and FWA. Telemetry is abundant. Acting on that telemetry, safely and at scale, is still largely manual. Every unnecessary dispatch and every avoidable call adds directly to OPEX.
At stand D70, AVSystem will show how AI-ready device and service management closes that gap:
These sit inside a broader portfolio covering access-network service assurance and carrier-grade IP address management, all on truly open standards. AVSystem's platforms are trusted by more than 300 operators in over 60 countries to manage upwards of 50 million connected devices, from Tier-1 telcos to regional ISPs.
Visit stand D70 to discuss:
If autonomy is going to mean anything for your subscribers, it has to reach the last mile. Come see how it works at stand D70.