Video QoE Management

Q2 brought new Project Group momentum across open networks, AI-native telecom foundations, application experience, and FYUZ 2026 planning as the TIP community prepares to gather in Seattle this November.

The overall goal for this community is to define approaches to maintaining and improving QoE for video applications, which are expected to run on wireless broadband networks of today and into the future.

FYUZ 2026 is heading to Seattle, and registration is officially open. Join us November 3–5 at The Westin Seattle for two and a half days of real connection, practical innovation, and the conversations shaping the future of AI and advanced communications. This year's event has been reimagined from the ground up, with a fully integrated stage and expo floor, the brand new FYUZ Loft, and guided tours into Seattle's innovation ecosystem.

Q1 2026 has been a defining quarter for TIP. Two new Project Groups launched to tackle AI-driven networks and video performance at scale. Edgecore Networks and Pegatron earned TIP Bronze Badges. The ARIANE II consortium completed its UK DSIT-funded R&D project. And the OOPT community shipped GNPy 2.14.

TIP had a strong presence at Mobile World Congress 2026, convening industry leaders to advance open, disaggregated, and AI-ready networks. From the launch of the Data & AI Foundations Project Group to momentum around Open RAN, AI infrastructure, and Video QoE collaboration, the week highlighted growing industry engagement across the TIP ecosystem—setting the stage for continued progress leading into FYUZ 2026 in Seattle.

As we move into 2026, the Telecom Infra Project is executing against its strategic priorities for the year ahead. The global industry calendar is already underway, including Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and TIP is entering the year with strong momentum and clear direction.