SDxCentral Magazine - Issue 2
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
Core software demand hampered by what CEO describes as ‘structural cost increases’ across the supply chain
Tests in Japan will see Nokia’s anyRAN power SoftBank deployments on Nvidia hardware
Aurelius snaps up ECE for undisclosed sum
Firms claim 310-mile field trial shows capacity potential for AI infra boom
Joins board with former Deutsche Telekom COO Ingrid Wistrand
Edge vendor now proud owner of Nokia's FWA entity
Pair teams to deliver high-performance satellite systems for defense and governments
‘The whole idea is: compute, wherever you can get it’
Additional capacity to meet rising traffic demands from AI and data center interconnections
Nokia crowned top private network vendor, outpacing Ericsson and Huawei
Launch expands Nokia’s industrial footprint from mining to defense
Former CTO lambasts job cuts at R&D mainstay
University of Oulu to lead defense-centric venture in Nokia's radio backyard
With Chinese market share falling to around 3%, Nokia begins work to ‘better align its operations’ with its global operations
Nvidia compute powers Nokia’s RAN push to unlock 'hidden capacity'
U.S. broadband firm also goes Dutch for international reach
Workforce in Allentown set to double as optics continues to be key growth driver
With trust being a major factor when considering AI-native operations, vendor says companies can start small and gradually expand AI as trust builds
Will support the nationwide rollout across Indonesia
Deepfield Genome Shield uses intelligence from five billion endpoints to thwart botnets
Finnish vendor sells off FWA unit to U.S. wireless broadband player
Vendor giant deepens relations with edge chip designers with expansive APAC ambitions
The trio's new low-footprint device looks to bring compute capabilities to the far edge
And it does not expect to be a near-term player in the AI and data center party
Says the move will allow the entity to take advantage of the fast-moving 'space economy'
Nokia’s open networking combines with Stelia’s AI OS to create high-throughput, low-latency data movement across distributed siloes
A lot of products from just a few ingredients
New server lines are optimized for telecom networks and distributed AI workloads at the edge