Analysis - Dan Meyer, SDxCentral
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Analysts have started to question the ability for the market to support several satellite-based service options. -
5G RedCap, eRedCap module market set to explode
ABI Research predicts 80 million RedCap modules will be shipped into the market over the next five years.
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AT&T slams Broadcom as a ‘bully’
AT&T claims that Broadcom is “threatening to withhold essential support services for previously purchased VMware perpetually licensed software." -
Does Verizon’s $20B Frontier buy mean a fiber fight is on?
Verizon’s expansion pursuit comes on the heels of rivals AT&T and T-Mobile US pushing deeper into the fiber networking game. -
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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Broadcom, Fortinet, Versa gain MEF SD-WAN gold star
The recognition came as part of MEF’s first secure access service edge module testing regime that was focused on SD-WAN performance. -
Are smaller operators ready for their 5G moment?
Finances and support remain significant hurdles. -
How long can AWS, Microsoft, Google drive data center capex surge?
Artificial intelligence is driving the boom but is also impacting job growth. -
Cisco job cuts continue a slashing trend
“Although disappointing, the slowdown in hiring is about in line with expectations,” CompTIA's Tim Herbert stated
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Cisco core to Colt’s galloping optical network path
Colt is currently deep in 400-gig, but is trialing a path toward 800-gig networking. -
Are telecom operators directionally challenged when it comes to enterprise?
GlobalData recommends operators focus more on the horizontal nature of their network resources instead of trying to delve deeper into verticals. -
Juniper, Cisco AI moves highlight AI frenzy
'Once you see the AI-Native, you can’t unsee it,' Juniper Networks' Jeff Aaron said of the vendor's artificial intelligence-powered networking product
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Will AWS, Microsoft, and Google eat the edge?
“It's all kind of consolidating to the big groups who are well capitalized [and can] do this stuff,” JLL's Andy Cvengros said of the edge market.
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Can Dell and Nutanix benefit from VMware uncertainty?
"We want to make sure we're setting the stage with the market of our intention," Dell's Drew Schulke said.
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Cisco to slash more jobs, merge networking unit
CEO Chuck Robbins said the vendor will focus on cybersecurity, AI, and cloud
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Amazon, Microsoft, Google set for marketplace boom
That boom is coming on the heels of broader cloud revenue growth for the market's leading hyperscalers. -
Can EchoStar win its financial game of chicken?
Company management said it's working different angles toward scrounging together the funds to pay a $2 billion debt maturity due in November. -
Oracle ECP taps AT&T for IoT and edge expansion
The first AT&T-powered Enterprise Communication Platform service will be Oracle’s Public Safety platform.
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Why are hyperscalers hogging worldwide data center capacity?
Growth in the use of AI for new applications and a focus on managing data center costs is driving the move.
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Should telecom operators be concerned over cloud API security?
The Cloud Security Alliance recently ranked “insecure interfaces and APIs” as the third-most significant cybersecurity threat risk for 2024.
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Is Lumen’s AI networking bet sound?
Lumen’s investments are geared toward supporting a standing $5 billion in aggregate sales and an additional $7 billion in sales pipeline
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How is Verizon helping Monarch Tractor change farming?
Monarch Tractor is offering a fully electric and autonomous tractor targeted at helping farmers more efficiently tend to their fields.