The decision on the table
An operator wanted more capacity from the spectrum it already holds. Carrier-aggregation settings are tuned cell by cell with vendor features and by hand, and the interactions between cells are where throughput is lost.
Telecom
More downlink from the spectrum you already own
Carrier-aggregation parameters chosen across a cluster of cells on a live mobile network: average downlink throughput about 10% higher with no radio hardware added, in a limited trial area. Delivered through our platform network with a quantum-inspired optimiser.
Headline result
+10% downlink
average downlink throughput about +10% on the live network, limited trial area
Platform network
What we did, with proprietary methods
The parameter choice across the cluster was written as one optimisation problem and solved with a quantum-inspired optimiser in our platform network; the settings were applied on the live network in a limited trial area and the throughput measured against the previous configuration.
What it was worth
average downlink throughput about +10% on the live network, limited trial area
More throughput, no new radio hardware
- Baseline
- the network operator’s previous carrier-aggregation settings
- Condition
- average downlink throughput about +10% on the live network, limited trial area
Secondary cells carry more
- Baseline
- the previous settings
- Condition
- secondary-cell data volume up to +50%; an upper bound from the trial
What happened next
For a client, the next step is the first engagement on this page’s industry: you send one cluster of cells with its current parameters. You get back the settings and the downlink comparison. Two weeks.
Decision it enabled
More throughput, no new radio hardware
Instead of: the network operator’s previous carrier-aggregation settings
Verified by · Delivered through our platform network; quantum-inspired optimisation; field proof of concept; quoted with its published conditions.
How we know
- 01Average downlink throughput about +10%; secondary-cell data volume up to +50%; no added hardware; limited trial area. Quantum-inspired optimiser.
- 02Field proof of concept on a live network, 2025.
- 03Not claimed: a network-wide figure, or any quantum-hardware contribution.
StatusPlatform networkDelivered through our platform network; quantum-inspired optimisation; field proof of concept; quoted with its published conditions.
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