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From Pilots to Platforms: The Rise of Private 5G Networks

From Pilots to Platforms: The Rise of Private 5G How AI and Industrial Scale Are Accelerating Mission-Critical Adoption An Interview with Peter Cappiello, CEO of Future Technologies #privatenetwork Private cellular networks are entering a decisive phase. What began as targeted pilots is now evolving into large-scale, mission-critical infrastructure supporting AI modernization, automation, and digital transformation across energy, manufacturing, ports, logistics, and other critical sectors. Based on a recent conversation with Peter from Future Technologies, it is clear that enterprise demand, network architecture, and deployment models are all maturing simultaneously—creating both urgency and opportunity for organizations investing in private LTE and 5G. From Connectivity to Transformation: Why Demand Is Accelerating Enterprise demand for private cellular networks is no longer about incremental connectivity improvements. It is about connectivity transformation. At a macro level, this shift is being fueled by massive investment in AI and compute across the United States—well over a trillion dollars tied to AI modernization initiatives. These investments are driving large-scale device deployments and real-time data requirements that traditional connectivity models struggle to support. Over the past year alone, private 5G adoption has scaled rapidly across multiple vertical markets, marking a record period of growth. This acceleration reflects not just demand, but readiness. The ecosystem has matured across radio access networks, core platforms, and—critically—device availability, enabling enterprises to deploy private networks with greater confidence. Looking ahead, AI modernization of critical U.S. infrastructure is expected to further intensify this momentum. Secure, reliable, and resilient private cellular networks are becoming a foundational layer for enabling these transformations. Read more at https://tecknexus.com/short/