As people turn to video for remote working and socializing in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a new report from content delivery network
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Categories 5G, Cloud Computing, data management, Network Infrastructure, transportation, video streaming, wi-fi
mCDNs on moving trains
Netskrt: ‘5G by itself won’t solve the problem’ As streaming video increasingly becomes one of the primary functions of an average user’s device, the transportation sector,
Although most industry media attention and tradeshow marketing is focused on fun, cool (e.g., AR/VR, autonomous vehicle), and, at times, way out there (e.g., passenger
Nokia cuts jobs in Illinois
Nokia reportedly to cut at least 250 jobs in the Chicago area Nokia confirmed that it is cutting jobs in Illinois, as part of its ongoing
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Categories Carriers, Netflix, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Test and Measurement, Verizon, video streaming, YouTube
Research finds carriers are slowing Netflix, YouTube videos
Call it network management or call it throttling — but no matter which term you prefer, new research says that video is being targeted for
As net neutrality appears in U.S. news again, a product in trials now could ease carriers’ financial issues in the fight. It could also help
GWS tests mobile video streaming
AT&T wins out in GWS mobile video tests Global Wireless Solutions put the four national mobile networks through their video streaming paces and the results put