AI dominates MWC discussion again, but can telcos find their Edge?
As 6G, satellites, sovereignty, plus more drive the conversations in Barcelona
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As 6G, satellites, sovereignty, plus more drive the conversations in Barcelona
Satellites and Fixed Wireless Access should also be utilized
And why it's essential that this infrastructure is future-proofed
Tougher sentences and convictions will deter criminals
But is cross-market M&A a viable path to explore?
The end of the decade will be here sooner than we think, so it's important to ensure we're ready for 6G
It's more crucial than ever to ensure subsea cable infrastructure is able to stand firm against attacks
The upcoming merger will also impact Vodafone and Three's other brands, such as MVNOs
AI, data centers, and unhappy European telecom CEOs
There's a big opportunity for mobile operators to cash in on legacy network equipment
A shortage of copper presents an opportunity for telcos that are moving away from using the material for their legacy networks
The momentum behind OpenLAN is growing
It’s been a good year for proposed telco mergers in Europe, but is this consolidation good for the overall market?
A decision on the merger is expected in December
Outages will happen again, but carriers need to be prepared
A skilled workforce is key to the success of future mobile technology
AI should be a priority for all, otherwise its potential may never be realized
Operators can turn the burden of removing legacy networks into profit
The Nordics constitute an ideal location
Kao Data on why it chose its name
Surprisingly, perhaps, the telecoms industry could teach data center operators a thing or two about energy efficiency, says Vertiv's David Wilson
How data center network connectivity is evolving to prepare for the future.
US telcos should consider network disaggregation when replacing banned Huawei and ZTE equipment
Policymakers think submarine fibers will bring business to Asia. Instead, they will shift compute workloads away
Google and Facebook are changing the game in submarine cables
Organizations running hybrid, multi-cloud IT - ie: almost all of them - need fast, reliable, low-latency interconnections to keep up with always-growing traffic
Connecting with customers today can be hard enough, but what will it take to connect to the customer of tomorrow?
Connecting virtually is happening - planning has never been more important