The robotic Edge
Edge data centers can’t rely on regular visitors. They may have to become robotic
Long Reads - Sectors, Martin Courtney
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Will 5G networks manage themselves?
Keeping 5G infrastructure running 24x7 will require new approaches to remote management and maintenance
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Power to the 5G people
5G is power hungry - but telecoms operators may have some answers to keep it supplied with energy
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Data centers on the network Edge
5G infrastructure is being built from the ground up to support larger numbers of smaller data centers at the network edge
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Who's got 5G? A progress report
Which countries have got 5G, what standards are in use, and how important are they for telcos?
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A competitive Edge for Telcos
Shifting virtual workloads into the Edge gives both fixed and mobile network operators multiple advantages
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Tying down the cloud
Data center companies hope that private/hybrid interconnects will guarantee them a place in the cloud services ecosystem, says Martin Courtney
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Long live colocation
The demise of colocation, cannibalized by growing demand for cloud services, has been much exaggerated