Flying the Flag for subsea connectivity in the AI era
Flag, the company formerly known as GCX has a new name and is honing in on serving AI data centers
Long Reads - Connectivity, AI
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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MobileX goes all in on AI as MVNO outlines global ambitions
The US-based MVNO is using AI to forecast the best data plans to meet customers' requirements
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AI ops hit the fairway at the Ryder Cup
The AI-powered future of golf's biggest transatlantic tussle
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Can ILAs unlock the networking bottleneck?
They are very much becoming an important cog in supporting explosive AI-fueled data traffic
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Nvidia wants to reinvent the RAN
All eyes on bringing AI to the RAN for the 6G future
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MWC 2026: AI deluge grips telecoms industry
As Nvidia plays a starring role ahead of AI and 6G future
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AI is driving a networking evolution
Providers acknowledge the challenge of running complex systems
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2025 telco talking points: AI, fiber frenzy, and an M&A boom
AI is reshaping the telecoms industry, but is it for better or worse?
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OFC 2025: Hollow core fiber hype stands out amid the AI overload
The credentials of HCFwere examined by the industry, as the industry grapples to power the data-hungry AI future
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Hollow core fiber: What is it and why does it matter?
The technology is growing in popularity, but can it ever replace traditional single mode fiber?
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MWC 2025: AI dominates the conversation as telcos identify data center opportunities
Data centers, Open RAN, 5G and more featured at this year's show
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The 6G future must learn from 5G’s shortcomings
Work is underway on 6G networks. Whether the industry needs them is another matter
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5G, mergers, and cutbacks - 2024 in the telecoms industry
Telcos continue to count the cost of deploying next-generation networks
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MWC 2024: An industry turning slowly towards the AI future
Though many of the hot topics at this year’s show were familiar, AI is new buzzword in town
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Building light into chips
The AI revolution needs so much processing power, could it be time to bring in a new generation of chips that combine photonics with conventional silicon?