AT&T’s Media Gambles Stunt Its 5G Prospects
AT&T is starting to look more like the company it was before this whole mess started: a mobile network operator with aspirations to expand its fiber broadband footprint.
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SD-WAN is Happening in India, Fast
Following the precedent set by other modern technologies in India, SD-WAN will render MPLS obsolete before it even gets a foothold. -
AT&T’s Mixed Messages on 5G Fixed Wireless
AT&T executives tout the company’s 5G fixed wireless trial results but cast doubt on the cost effectiveness of deploying the technology. Is the company just protecting its DirecTV business? -
Why Media Companies are Streaming Toward Software-Defined Storage
Media companies have a lot to gain from SDS in terms of security, storage, and flexibility. -
How Carriers Can Benefit from NaaS
NaaS offers a balance between SLA MPLS services and high bandwidth broadband Internet. -
5G – Enabling the Move from Connectivity to Digital Services
The 5G architecture is also introducing a re-architecture of the core, incorporating new technologies and approaches. -
Network Programmability — Flexibility, Extensibility, and Risk Mitigation
Network programmability is the key to SDN and a means of unleashing the network's power to create a faster, more flexible, intelligent infrastructure. By optimizing network resources, dynamic programs -
Leveraging OpenFlow and IPFIX for Dynamic Broadband Service Management
Yes, SDN can help the broadband network, too. It's a matter of measuring consumption in real-time by taking telemetry data and exerting policy control on the fly — things