Navigating the road to 5G
Telecoms providers tell us that 5G is well on the way - but it will make heavy infrastructure demands
Telecoms providers tell us that 5G is well on the way - but it will make heavy infrastructure demands
Edge isn’t going to kill the data center per se, but customers are going to run hybrid solutions combining traditional data center and applying Edge for performance-based needs
Companies need to go beyond marketing statement and into demonstrating services in order to gain traction in the marketplace
A number of countries are attempting, or have successfully created, restriction of their Internet
With 5G on the horizon, we must look for ways to support the growth and maintain the increasingly critical edge by creating a collaborative ecosystem that builds resiliency
When 4G arrived it was billed as a great consumer technology, whereas the benefits of 5G will be felt by businesses
Five lessons from Foxborough
Infrastructure has never been more critical
To understand where the 5G opportunities reside, we first need to understand the complex set of challenges faced by telcos
It will continue to be a challenge in the industry to develop products that can scale effectively to reach the required fiber counts while not overwhelming existing duct and inside plant environments
Next year will be all about edge computing, hyperscalers, 5G and the re-emergence of liquid cooling
Whether we see 5G in 2019 or 2020, in my view for 5G to thrive it is important for the MNOs to roll out the service in a profitable way
Find out how off-site construction, integration and testing prior to final on-site commissioning can deliver a fully customized data center
Mobile infrastructure players are set to play a much stronger role in the Internet
Some estimate 5G may require network investment of $250 billion in the US alone. The numbers do not seem to add up, yet
The greatest and most rapid technological changes are being generated from the Edge of the network
How will machine-to-machine communication change the digital landscape in Asia Pacific?
The transceiver module market is changing; here’s how and why
Network services require real-time insights. If your carrier won’t help, you need to monitor network and application performance
5G mobile is not just an end user technology. It will have a big impact on data centers
The big truck proposed by AWS effectively brings remote locations onto the same LAN (albeit with huge latency)
Mobile network operators and service providers across developing markets have the opportunity to leapfrog from basic voice and data services to a dynamic, full IP infrastructure
The traditional telco will have a significant role to play as the internet evolves
SDN has great potential, but OpenFlow was initially limited by its dependence on expensive memory devices. New ASICs have changed all that