Wi-Fi kicks off 2018 with security boost
Wi-Fi installed base expected to hit 9.5 billion this year Wi-Fi Alliance will begin certifying new security features for Wi-Fi Protected Access, the WPA2 protocol
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Categories Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google, GPU, Kuberntes, machine learning, Network Infrastructure, Software, virtual machines
Google brings GPUs to virtual machines with preemptible offering
Google announces Preemptible GPUs Google has launched preemtible GPUs, a programmable logic chip made for display functions, which enable users to use virtual machines with GPUs
New ETSI group focuses on end-to-end network slicing As networks become increasingly complex, operators are tapping into network functions virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN) solutions
AT&T set to sell 600 MHz licenses
After spending almost a billion dollars to purchase 23 spectrum licenses in the 600 MHz bands, AT&T has filed an application to sell most of
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Categories Applications, containers, Devices, DevOps, microservices, Network Infrastructure, SAST services, Software, WhiteHat Security
WhiteHat combats code vulnerabilities with Sentinel Source for Microservices
WhiteHat boosts SAST services portfolio WhiteHat Security recently expanded its portfolio of static application security testing (SAST) services with the addition of Sentinel Source for Microservices,
SNS Research report forecasts NFV, SDN market growth A new report from SNS Research suggests the service provider network functions virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN)
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Categories 5G, Fundamentals, Intel, mobile network operators, Network Infrastructure, Satellite, Spectrum
The role of satellites in delivering 5G
5G is a “network of networks” and satellites are part of that new network For many years satellites have been instrumental in the wide world of
MegaFon is currently the only telco with spectrum to carry out 5G testing Russia’s State Commission for Radio Frequencies (SCRF) has decided not to provide mobile
Demand for uncapped broadband providers reaches a fever pitch 2018 can feel a lot like 1998 when your broadband provider is making you suffer with 200
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Categories Adlink, edge computing, IoT, MEC, mobile edge computing, Multi-Access Computing, Opinion, Reader Forum
Moving computing to the edge a must for converged networks (Reader Forum)
The networking and communications industry service providers — mobile, IoT, Internet, cable, and telecom technologies — are combining into a “converged network” because of the