Compute
Each governed job on your edge is priced work, paid per job. The owner's split covers the media; your fee covers the compute. Solu settles both against the signed receipt.
For telcos // Edge and AI-RAN
Your edge becomes a media computer.
You are putting AI compute into the network. Solu makes it a certified place where governed media work runs: between the cloud and the device, close to the viewer, under the owner's rules, with a receipt for every job.
01 The gap
Compute is arriving.
Permission is not.
Your edge sites can understand scenes, compose frames and serve spatial devices in milliseconds.
But no rights owner lets unknown software touch premium media on a server they cannot see. Without permission, your edge carries bytes, not media work.
Solu turns the owner's grant into a rule your edge can run and prove.
02 Where you sit
One Session.
Your edge inside it.
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Owner
Signs the grant
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Cloud
Understands once
- 03
Your edge
Composes and coordinates
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Device
Shows the result
- 05
Receipt
Proves every step
The Solu runtime routes each task across device, Wi-Fi edge, telco edge, CDN and cloud by cost and latency. Your edge receives the same authority as the device or less. Authority never widens as work moves.
Built for the accelerated compute you are deploying // Solu is an NVIDIA Inception member
03 Your roles
Five things only
the network can do.
- Compose for devices that cannot
- Glasses, wearables, entry phones and older TVs cannot compose on their own. Your GPU at the cell site composes for them, a few milliseconds away. Without your edge, glasses only get what fits on the glasses.
- Understand the scene near the source
- Scene understanding moves from a central cloud to the edge nearest the venue or the region. Less distance, less delay, and the feed stays close to where it starts.
- Deliver shared scene data at once
- One scene layer, millions of devices. One-to-many delivery, network slices and guaranteed latency are what your network is built for. Solu placement reads your cost and latency through standard operator interfaces such as GSMA Open Gateway and CAMARA quality on demand.
- Fill your GPUs with scheduled demand
- AI-RAN needs workloads beyond the radio. Sports are large, scheduled and predictable: peaks you can plan capacity for, sold in advance.
- Govern your own rights
- Many operators own or bundle sports rights. The same layer lets you set the rules for your own media, as an owner and as the network.
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04 Spatial
Glasses cannot do it alone.
A flat screen can compose on the device. Glasses and headsets have to understand the room, the media and the viewer's motion at once, on a small battery.
That work needs your edge, and it has to stay inside the owner's rules on the way there and back.
Every spatial experience of licensed media becomes a governed edge job: new traffic, new compute and new settlement on your network.
05 The business
Paid for the work.
Not a percentage.
Network
Shared scene data, slices and quality on demand become part of every match day.
Evidence
A signed receipt per job: which Session, which grant, which site, how much compute. Usage is proven, not estimated.
06 Two rules at your edge
Trusted like the device.
Attested
The edge proves what it composed.
The runtime runs inside a confidential environment and returns a signed receipt, like any other node. The proof chain never breaks at the network.
Stateless
The edge keeps nothing.
It receives only what the Session permits for one job and discards it afterwards. Viewer state stays on the device. Your network never becomes a store of viewer data.
07 Questions
- What does Solu add to the telco edge?
- Permission. Solu carries the rights owner's grant to the edge, limits each job to it and signs a receipt of what ran. Licensed media becomes work the edge is allowed to do.
- Can the edge do more than the device was allowed?
- No. Delegation only narrows. The edge receives the same authority as the device or less, never more, and a request outside it returns a signed refusal.
- How is the telco paid?
- Per job, for the compute it runs. Solu prices the work, not a percentage of the media; the owner's split covers the media itself. Both settle against verified receipts.
- Does the edge see viewer data?
- Only what the Session permits for that one job, and it keeps nothing afterwards. Viewer state stays on the device.
- What does the telco need to run?
- Existing edge or AI-RAN compute with an attested, confidential environment for the Solu runtime. Delivery, DRM and the network stay as they are.
Your network already moves the media. Now it can run it.