Rogers Communications Inc. said on Sunday it will invest $10 billion over the next three years in Artificial Intelligence, and more testing and oversight, just weeks after the company reported network issues that caused widespread disruptions across the country.
Rogers Communications Inc. said on Sunday it will invest $10 billion over the next three years in Artificial Intelligence , and more testing and oversight, just weeks after the company reported network issues that caused widespread disruptions across the country.
"I believe this is the only responsible way forward and I am personally committed to making it possible for all Canadians," Staffieri said inStaffieri said that the company is physically separating wireless and internet services to create an 'always on' network – to help make sure the customers don't experience an outage with both cellular and internet services again.
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