Is XaaS the future of cloud computing?
Anything as a Service is a natural evolution of the cloud, but where do we go from here? Enterprises and consumers are inexorably moving to cloud
How blockchain is revolutionizing IoT
For all the hard work and big talk, the IoT market has struggled to deliver on its grand promise of ‘massive’-scale industrial change. Make no
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How are network monitoring and optimization changing as 5G networks mature? RCR Wireless News reached out to Matt Beal, senior vice president of software development
Under the new agreement, Macquarie will extend cloud and SD-WAN services across 35 of Kelsian Group’s Australian public transport division locations Australian operator Macquarie Telecom
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Categories 5G, 5G base stations, ANFR, Bouygues Telecom, Carriers, Featured, Free Mobile, Illiad, LTE, Network Infrastructure, Orange, SFR
France ends February with 32,633 authorized 5G sites nationwide
Operators in France are currently using 700 MHz, 2.1 GHz, 3.5 GHz bands for 5G France had a total of 32,633 authorized 5G sites as of
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Categories Featured, FireEye, Google, Google Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, Mandiant, SolarWinds, telco cloud, xdr
Google Cloud focuses on cybersecurity with Mandiant acquisition
$5.4 will make Google Cloud more secure, said the company. Google announced this week plans to acquire cybersecurity firm Mandiant in an all-cash transaction valued at the announcement
Top 3 XaaS challenges and opportunities
The rise of service platforms is a double-edged sword Built on the foundation of cloud computing infrastructure, Anything as a Service (XaaS) has emerged as a
The metaverse has been getting lots of attention ever since Facebook changed their name to Meta several months ago. However, in the real world we
Global standard setting at 3GPP endangered with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (Analyst Angle)
It took the industry 30 years to consolidate mobile communications developments into a single 4G standard with the introduction of LTE and the demise of
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The Sunday Brief: The new (yet old) AT&T