What is Security Service Edge (SSE)?
Security Service Edge (SSE) is SASE, minus the WAN Security Service Edge (SSE) describe the foundational cybersecurity characteristics found in Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solutions. SSE solutions
Identifying new stakeholders and new opportunities A rising tide raises all boats, or so the saying goes. No operator can do this on their own —
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With telco cloud, “It’s no longer a technology conversation” Operators are, at varying speeds, embracing the scale, speed and economics of telco cloud as they look
What is Multi-SIM?
Multi-SIM devices enable use of multiple subscriptions, potentially for different networks, in one device Multi-SIM is a type of service offered by mobile carriers for users
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Best practices for Kubernetes use in the telco cloud from a telco cloud architect Scalability is the essential characteristic of any cloud native-service: compute, storage, memory
Case studies and a discussion around DevOps and telco cloud DevOps is the cornerstone of modern software engineering and essential to cloud computing. DevOps promises faster software
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Categories Featured, Fundamentals, Interference, Interference Management, radio frequency, TIP, wi-fi, wi-fi 7
What is Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) in Wi-Fi 7?
Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) is a spectrum use coordination system designed specifically for 6 GHz operation In order for unlicensed Wi-Fi 7 (or 802.11be) devices
5G, the hybrid cloud, and hybrid work
5G sits at the intersection of several hybrid trends Hybrid is an interesting word. It pops a lot these days, whether we’re talking about fuel-efficient vehicles,
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Categories Adaptive Cloud Networking, DELL, edge computing, Ericsson, Fundamentals, hypervisor, MEC, Nokia, telco cloud, virtualization
What is 5G bare-metal cloud infrastructure?
Bare metal helps bring low latency to the network edge and more. Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) moves computing and storage to the edge of the network to
What is Zero Trust Network Access?
ZTNA replaces VPN for cloud-native hybrid work Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) provide enterprises with secure remote worker access, but they also present challenges in scale, flexibility
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