Analysis - Networking
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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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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.
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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.
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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. -
Semiconductor, quantum, cybersecurity, and 5G pioneers join the SDxMarketplace
The latest SDxMarketplace additions are driving innovations across semiconductors, quantum computing, and cybersecurity. -
University CIO has tips after Cisco WLAN switch
'The quality of the student experience drives everything. That’s what attracts students and keeps students,' Johnson C. Smith University's John Norris said
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Will Ericsson’s revamped private 5G approach ride market maturity?
The change will see the Ericsson name supersede Cradlepoint in the private 5G and enterprise space.
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Has Verizon found the 5G key to edge security?
5G has been a boon to the edge computing and networking space but has increased edge security challenges due to a greater attack surface.
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Will Ericsson, Google Cloud lead telecom operators to cloud API gold?
The new API venture packs a dozen large operators and Google Cloud, but some notable cloud ecosystem names are missing
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Cisco CFO claims HPE-Juniper deal causing WLAN ‘uncertainty’
Though Cisco’s own efforts in that space could themselves cause some customer concern