The Internet wasn't designed to handle the traffic demands of a coronavirus pandemic

Remote and home users can realize the same or better quality of experience than they do working in the branch office

Industry peers collaborate in World Economic Forum Workgroup

As the volume and complexity of traffic demands increase, it applies significant pressure to providers to expand their networks quickly

Forget the fridge: flexible fibers are the future

Here are four use cases that are already in progress

Smaller cities need to have redundant peering before their Edge markets can take off

Kubernetes-managed containerization can be a game-changer, but today’s available storage technology has inhibited the broad adoption of these infrastructures

Operators wanting to capitalize on 5G would do well to deliver a distinctive function such as low-latency infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

The demand for subsea cables will soon exceed capacity

Proper and thorough data center monitoring should be a key focus area for every organization

FlexE was born in the data center. Now it is moving to the Edge, to support 5G

Why terrestrial connectivity matters to the cable landing station

When it comes to virtualization, networking is sometimes perceived as lagging behind the other aspects that comprise the cloud such as compute and storage

Hosting and colo providers must move up the value chain

It’s important to maintain robust test practices throughout the entire DCI lifecycle in order to optimize performance, reduce latency, ensure reliability and maximize capacity utilization

Planning for flexibility, density and acceleration are key considerations for network operators hoping to keep up

Tradition in transition: the flood of content is driving a big change in subsea cables

It’s not too early to prepare for 400Gbps networking

It may look simple on the topology diagram. In real life there will be thousands of fiber strands to organize

The growth of the data center industry is closely related to the rise in Internet speeds

Our insatiable appetite for bandwidth has driven the industry to develop even faster, more latency-independent networks

A lack of available IPv4 addresses is a serious concern for many networks

Before you light up a new fiber path, make sure it is up to the job