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Self-Healing Autonomous Anomaly Resolver

Closed-Loop Telco AI for Zero-Downtime Autonomous Fault Recovery

Core network AI engine that detects fiber cuts, hardware faults, and cyber-attacks, rerouting traffic and spinning up replacement microservices in milliseconds.

Technical Explanation

In 6G zero-touch networks, waiting for human engineers to respond to trouble tickets is unacceptable. The Self-Healing Autonomous Anomaly Resolver continuously ingests telemetry from millions of microservice logs and optical transceivers. When an anomaly (e.g. an undersea cable rupture or memory leak) is detected, the engine executes automated root-cause analysis, triggers automated traffic detours over satellite mesh, and restarts micro-UPFs within 50 milliseconds.

Key Functions

  • Detects network degradation and hardware failures in milliseconds
  • Executes root-cause analysis using causal AI and graph neural networks
  • Reroutes user sessions seamlessly before human network engineers are alerted
  • Maintains 99.99999% availability required for surgical and industrial operations
Specifications
ETSI ZSM 009 (Closed-Loop Automation), 3GPP Rel-19 Autonomous Operations
Interfaces
In-Band Telemetry BusKubernetes Telco HealerRoot-Cause Inference Engine

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