Analysis - Telecom
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IoT アナリティクスは、すべての3社が市場の勝利を主張できることも指摘した。 -
Ericsson angles software, AI at 5G-Advanced
“It's moving from I don't want to tell the network exactly what to do, I want to tell it what I want to achieve," Ericsson's Gabriel Foglander said. -
DOJ scrutiny of HPE's acquisition of Juniper Networks: A deep dive into underlying concerns
The Department of Justice's scrutiny of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's proposed $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks likely stems from two critical issues. -
Edge to edge out data centers as world’s processing centers
ReThink Technology Research predicts 74% of data will be processed outside of traditional data centers by early in the next decade.
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Microsoft mauls Amazon, Google in cloud AI engagement
IoT Analytics did add that all three can claim a market victory. -
Cisco prepped for Trump’s broadband plans
"We'll probably see the opening potentially for the fixed-wireless access and for satellite to play in these broadband spaces,” Cisco's Robin Olds said
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Fortinet, Versa gain MEF SASE certification, but to what end?
AvidThink's Roy Chua explained that while “certification can be helpful,” the current process should not be viewed as an absolute.
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Is EchoStar set to ditch Broadcom’s VMware?
"We don't have a gun to our head,” Boost Mobile CTO Eben Albertyn said of the carrier's ability to swap software vendors. -
Comcast’s open battle against ‘biggest week in internet history’
“The general rule that we have from software development teams are, if it can be done twice manually, it's going to get automated," Comcast's Elad Nafshi said.
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Broadcom VeloRAIN adds AI on top of VeloCloud SD-WAN
Broadcom also launched a pair of high-end VeloCloud SD-WAN edge devices that are targeted at high-scale and artificial intelligence needs.
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How to modernize and monetize networks through collaboration
Network transformation needs more than internal strategy, it also needs an ecosystem of external collaborators that align with your vision. -
Cisco nabs NEC for private 5G nudge
Analysts predict the private 5G market could finally be gaining its legs. -
APIs set to unlock trillion-dollar telecom edge opportunity
Timing of that API-fueled edge revolution remains in question.
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Verizon, T-Mobile US feast on 5G FWA, AT&T remains aloof
Verizon and T-Mobile US also initiated new connection goals that show continued consumer and enterprise growth expectations
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Are Ericsson and Nokia direct rivals anymore?
Ericsson is riding some telecom momentum, while Nokia continues to struggle in that space and is looking at alternative verticals to drive future growth. -
Is EchoStar ready to battle Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile?
The odds are long, but that's just how EchoStar Chairman Charlie Ergen likes them.
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Are Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile prepared for an enterprise fight?
A GSMA Intelligence report found 24% of operators view hyperscalers as formidable competitors in edge networking and cloud
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Will enterprise save 5G fixed-wireless access?
“The interesting thing about enterprises is they actually use a lot less data than consumers do,” UScellular CEO Laurent Therivel said. -
T-Mobile pushes private 5G on demand
“It's going to enable businesses that have a need for a private network, but only on a temporary basis," T-Mobile US' Mishka Dehghan said.
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Why ZTNA is essential for health care security
As valuable as zero-trust network access can be on its own, it’s even more powerful when it’s managed as part of a larger secure access service edge. -
T-Mobile US, AT&T slapped with hefty cybersecurity attack fines
The multimillion-dollar fines are tied to several recent cybersecurity attacks.
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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. -
CIO lessons from Brownsville’s private 5G journey
“Leadership here is amazing. I might have the technical part of it, but they have the drive," Brownsville CIO Jorge Cardenas said of the Texas town. -
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.