Is mmWave key to consumer 5G success?
It’s about finding the hot zone for mmWave in consumer 5G, and building the ecosystem. The massive bandwidth contained within the 5G millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum
It’s about finding the hot zone for mmWave in consumer 5G, and building the ecosystem. The massive bandwidth contained within the 5G millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum
Having an outsider’s mindset helps, says Rakuten Anything as a Service (XaaS) – on-demand services running in the cloud – will represent a $400 billion market opportunity
Focus on outcomes, innovate and iterate Anything as a Service (XaaS) represents a more than $400 billion market opportunity by 2025 for Communication Service Providers (CSPs), according
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
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
Subscribing, rather than paying for infrastructure, changes the value proposition As more and more customers seek cloud services, we are entering an ‘Anything as a Service’ or
Software As a Service, Infrastructure as a Service, and Platforms as a Service stand apart The enterprise push to cloud services has created a marketplace for Anything
SD-WAN provides a secure path from siloed enterprise networks to the public, private and hybrid cloud SD-WAN is a reset in thinking about how a Wide
Anything as a Service (XaaS) leverages cloud infrastructure, and it’s a booming market opportunity XaaS, or Anything as a Service, refers to any products that are
The core is the heart of a mobile network: Evolved Packet Core powers 4G LTE networks, the 5G Core powers standalone 5G networks. The Evolved Packet
One size doesn’t fit all for enterprises who need private networks. On-premise private networking works for some enterprises, and others are likely to see similar benefits
Before now, there was one answer: Telco clouds were private clouds. They existed within silos operated by network operators. But the adjacency of hyperscalers, the