Analysis - Open Source
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Too often, security checks happen at the final stages of development – but it’s time for cybersecurity to shift left and flag vulnerabilities earlier. -
How RAN upgrades can support sustainability initiatives
Radio access network infrastructure has a major impact on your carbon footprint. Here’s how virtualized RAN and open RAN can support environmental, social, and governance goals. -
Verizon, AT&T, EchoStar moves could propel open RAN into 2025 and beyond
Dell’Oro Group recently predicted that open radio access network equipment will account for more than 25% of the total worldwide RAN market by 2028.
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Is AI the kick open RAN needs?
T-Mobile US is heading a new effort based on the AI-RAN Initiative
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Can Nokia be a data center alternative?
"[Customers] want something different and, frankly, the incumbents are not delivering," Nokia's Mike Bushong said. -
AI a big driver of Intel’s open-source efforts
This includes work with open-source groups and collaboration with rivals. -
Where is Broadcom-led VMware headed post-Explore?
“I think Broadcom is committed to their investment, but that’s not the same as being committed to the VMware brand,” RedMonk's Rachel Stephens wrote.
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AT&T might not want Nokia open RAN, but does love its fiber
The AT&T deal comes less than two months after Nokia moved to acquire smaller optical networking rival Infinera for $2.3 billion. -
Hughes combines satellite, open RAN 5G for DoD ‘tactical edge’
The successful trial comes as parent company EchoStar’s operations continue to cruise toward an impending financial waterfall.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan touts VMware’s private cloud, AI future
'Public cloud is much more expensive, more so than you can ever expect,' Tan said.
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Are smaller operators ready for their 5G moment?
Finances and support remain significant hurdles. -
Is Nokia eyeing more optical deals post-Infinera?
“When it comes to additional deals, we continue to be extremely prudent,” Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark said. -
What’s next for GSMA’s Open Gateway initiative?
Enterprise and partner outreach are top of mind. -
VMware Cloud Foundation gets ‘major’ Broadcom updates
There is tighter integration for other VMware products and a focus on security.
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CTO interview: SUSE expands Linux enterprise support to 2037, unveils product updates
CTO of enterprise Linux lays out roadmap at SUSEcon, spans operating systems, Kubernetes and more. -
Will AT&T’s open RAN progress lead to new opportunities?
CFO Pascal Desroches this week said the carrier is seeing progress toward attracting more potential open radio access network equipment vendors. -
Is OpenStack a viable VMware alternative?
The long-standing open source infrastructure platform is seeing an uptick in interest
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Can Kubenet ride Kubernetes to revolutionize telecom networking?
Kubenet can act as an abstracted level on top of a router or switch where orchestration of those devices can be managed in a vendor-agnostic way. -
What's behind Intel's push into software? (It might have something to do with AI)
Intel's new Tiber suite simplifies artificial intelligence development and deployment, helping organizations like Monday.com get results faster and cheaper. -
Kubernetes at 10: How the cloud native world was won
A decade ago Docker on track to conquer the cloud world, but didn't that happen. Why is Kubernetes the de facto cloud native standard today? -
Will Dell’s work with Ericsson and AT&T boost open RAN?
“This is something we felt we were going to have to do anyway, something we thought we needed to do for the industry,” Dell's Dennis Hoffman said. -
Huawei, Ericsson, Nokia continue to lead dour RAN market
Vendors have not been shy about expressing their exasperation in the continued slowdown in telecommunication equipment spend. -
The future of job interviews: Why hiring managers must embrace new tactics
Classic interviews can introduce bias, and overlook the skills of workers. To remain competitive and recruit the best talent for the job, recruiters today must adopt new, creative interview -
4 decisions VMware customers need to make post-Broadcom
"There's a lot of virtual machines that are consuming more resources or accessing more resources than they need," NetApp's Matt Watts said.