Analysis - Industry
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Why network-as-a-service providers are better positioned to meet enterprise cloudification needs when transitioning from on-premises to cloud-based networking. -
Cisco’s SD-WAN shift hits multicloud network software growth
Analysys Mason's Gorkem Yigit noted that while the multicloud networking market “is expanding, it has lost some of the initial momentum.”
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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. -
Huawei, Juniper stick out of Gartner’s dwindling SD-WAN competitor pool
Gartner noted that the top seven SD-WAN vendors accounted for two-thirds of the market.
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Amazon, Google pick nuclear option to power AI data center demands
Nuclear power is seen as a way to hit both power need and sustainability goals. -
How legacy IT systems can hold your business back
A lot of businesses stick with legacy IT systems because they’re familiar – without realizing the true cost of delaying IT upgrades. -
Broadcom’s VMware chaos catalyzes Gartner’s DHI ranking
Gartner noted that VMware concerns will result in half of enterprises over the next couple of years initiating plans for an alternative vendor.
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Broadcom’s VMware fight with AT&T cools ... for now
But analysts predict more than 100,000 VMware customers could exit Broadcom. -
Fortinet SD-WAN tops Cisco, Broadcom in evolving market
Gartner’s latest SD-WAN ranking also included Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Versa Networks, and Palo Alto Networks in the “leaders” quadrant. -
How SASE can accelerate digital transformation
A strategic secure access service edge approach goes beyond security and network convergence. It unlocks a transformative power for the entire business. -
DevSecOps: Building security into each stage of development
Too often, security checks happen at the final stages of development – but it’s time for cybersecurity to shift left and flag vulnerabilities earlier. -
Will AI demand cause a cloud religion war?
Analyst firms are predicting the increased use of artificial intelligence will drive data center power requirements through the roof. -
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. -
Exploring the new world of AI networking
Although AI networking is in its early stages, it’s likely to become a core part of networking by 2027. Here’s how leaders can keep in step. -
CrowdStrike SIEM ready for market upheaval, AI help
“Ultimately, our goal is to revolutionize the security analyst’s experience,” CrowdStrike's Ajit Sancheti said. -
Can T-Mobile guide operators toward an edge AI opportunity?
“We would be very open minded about partnering if there's a way we can,” T-Mobile US CEO Mike Sievert said of its plans.
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Can SASE deliver a competitive advantage in retail settings?
Digital transformation projects should be integrated across organizations and constructed on a secure foundation designed for today’s retail challenges. -
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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Will T-Mobile, Verizon strike a 5G FWA-fiber balance?
Both are investing billions-of-dollars into fiber and expanding their plans for fixed-wireless access.
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Is the edge finally edging toward reality?
Segment spending is set to surge.