Open standards, closed ecosystems: Is cellular IoT repeating an old telecom mistake?
As IoT grapples with both legacy and modern technologies
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As IoT grapples with both legacy and modern technologies
The white space at the heart of a data center is where the competing demands of rapidly increasing capacity within a finite space are in the sharpest focus
Reliable network connectivity is an AI enabler
Will the structure of the supply chain supporting fiber optic cable provide headaches for data center operators?
And why automated power control could be the answer
Recalibrating CDN strategy for modern streaming
As hyperscale growth continues and sustainability expectations intensify, sustainable electrification will increasingly depend on how intentionally the industry approaches electrical infrastructure decisions
Chosen and installed properly, the fiber laid today should still be earning its place long after this generation of AI hardware has been retired
Fiber no longer functions as a passive backbone interconnecting largely uniform compute systems. Optical infrastructure now operates as an active architectural layer carrying multiple workload classes with distinct operational characteristics
The advantages of an infrastructure-first strategy
And what agentic AI can fix
Best get connected
The threat of cybersecurity must be taken seriously by telcos, or they risk damage to their reputation
Why are sporting events so challenging for mobile networks?
Operators need to be prepared for the AI wave or risk falling behind
The future of data centers in space
As 6G, satellites, sovereignty, plus more drive the conversations in Barcelona
AI will force a redesign of the network
How finance and operations leaders can take back control of their telecom spending by using a data-driven approach
AI will play a vital role for telcos in the future, but governance is essential
Significant grid outages last year highlight just how vulnerable connectivity resiliency can be
Optical connectivity should be treated as a first-order design pillar alongside power and cooling. It must be tailored to the workload, the topology, the operational model, and the deployment cadence
The case for micro-augmentation in an age of agentic AI
Satellites and Fixed Wireless Access should also be utilized
And why it's essential that this infrastructure is future-proofed
Are private LTE networks the answer?
Fiber optic networks provide the foundation for which satellite network operations exist
Can SLMs offer faster inference times and lower operational overhead?