Analysis - The Networking Channel
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That interest included focus on new platform launches and advances that refined underlying SD-WAN architectures in support of growing cybersecurity services. -
Ericsson, T-Mobile US, and HPE-Juniper headlined top telecom stories in 2024
Verizon's vendor bankruptcy and EchoStar ditching VMware also drew a lot of views.
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Broadcom’s VMware CaaS booted by Boost Mobile
The operator pulled VMware’s platform that had been core to its unique open network architecture since its inception for Wind River’s Studio Operator platform. -
How significant is AT&T’s bolstered open RAN program?
The additions could be important for some of its vendors but are not unique.
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How a lesser-known IT integrator competes in the shark tank
Lots of businesses know – or suspect – they don't have the right people in house to do high-end work, so they need to find someone who does. -
Purpose-built multicloud networking emerges as a new trend
Purpose-built multicloud networking offers better performance and reliability, distributing traffic across multiple clouds and diverse network paths. -
HPE-Juniper, Cisco networking chaos has enterprises nervous
“I've had customers put things on hold right now, and not just the Juniper side but both sides,” Forrester's Andre Kindness said.
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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. -
Is Lumen the template for NaaS success?
The company has signed up more than 400 network-as-a-service customers over the past year, which CEO Kate Johnson noted was “a good start for sure.”
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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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Broadcom ropes VMware VeloCloud SD-WAN into partner vision
A recent enterprise survey and report from William Blair found “Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware continued to be disruptive for partners and customers alike." -
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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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. -
Broadcom pushes VMware vSphere value update – will it work?
That attentiveness could be critical to Broadcom maintaining positive sentiment from its customers, many of whom are suffering through sticker shock. -
APIs set to unlock trillion-dollar telecom edge opportunity
Timing of that API-fueled edge revolution remains in question.
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Comparing/contrasting NaaS vs. network MSPs
An increasing number of enterprises are realizing that their legacy networking systems are too old and need replacement. -
The rise of the self-healing networks
Self-healing artificial intelligence empowers networks to adapt, optimize, and defend themselves autonomously. -
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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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. -
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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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.