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Telecom Tweets of the Week: Autonomous Vegas shuttle debuts; promptly hit by truck
Is this a win or a loss for the robots? A new, self-driving shuttle in a test program on the Las Vegas Strip had its
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Don’t wait to invest in service assurance (Reality Check)
How service assurance investments are changing the game As service providers worldwide engage with a new set of competitors, face a challenging economy and attempt to
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Categories CNCF, container management, CPU, Devices, Kubernetes, Network Infrastructure, Prometheus 2.0, Software
Container growth yields Prometheus 2.0 updates
Prometheus project rolls out latest version of container management platform The open source Prometheus project debuted the latest version of its container management platform, version 2.0.
Test and Measurement: IT professionals concerned about public cloud security, Ixia study finds
More than 90% of IT professionals are concerned about the security of data and applications in public cloud deployments, according to a new study commissioned
Verizon investing in virtualization to save $10 billion by 2020 Verizon sees network virtualization as a “robust opportunity” to cut the costs anchored to telcos by
What is cloud computing?
The rise of the cloud Cloud computing is a buzzword with a host of different meanings. Some see it as a method for delivering information technology
London paves the way for 5G trial
The City of London Corporation said U.K. firm CTIL has already kicked off the deployment of small cells The City of London Corporation announced plans
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T-Mobile US has big plans for small cells
License Assisted Access small cells in push to expand gigabit LTE SAN JOSE, Calif.–Mark McDiarmid, T-Mobile US vice president of network engineering, explained yesterday that the