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Categories 5G, Featured, latency, low latency, MEC, Network Infrastructure, Spirent Communications, Test and Measurement
The MEC ‘disconnect’: Enterprise expectations versus what operators can deliver
Will enterprises pay for MEC? And what would they be getting? 5G has been hyped, in significant part, by the promise of ultra low-latency and highly
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Categories Amazon, AWS, AWS Wavelength, Featured, low latency, MEC, mobile edge computing, Network Infrastructure, telco cloud, URLLC, Verizon
Verizon, AWS expand MEC footprint to Nashville, Tampa
19 Wavelength Zones now in operation around the US Verizon and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced the launch of 5G mobile edge computing (MEC) service
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Categories Amazon, Amazon Web Services, AR/VR, AWS, Cloud Computing, edge computing, Featured, Local Zones, low latency, Network Infrastructure, VR
AWS edges Local Zones globally with 32 new locations
AWS exec: ‘The edge of the cloud is expanding’ Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week announced a two-year global expansion of its Local Zones. AWS will triple
Telecommunications is a dynamic industry full of innovation. Meeting the challenges of the industry requires highly specialized solutions. With an entire marketplace of 5G technologies
Azure for Operators CTO states the service’s case for low-latency 5G services Microsoft Azure can help operators with 5G Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications (URLLC). That’s the
Azure for Operators CTO states the service’s case for low-latency 5G services Microsoft Azure can help operators with 5G Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications (URLLC). That’s the
Ensuring a high quality E-gaming experience with interactivity testing – Part 1 (Reader Forum)
In 2020, the global gaming market was valued at $162.32 billion and is expected to reach $295.63 billion by 2026, largely driven by cloud gaming
Ensuring a high quality E-gaming experience with interactivity testing – Part 1 (Reader Forum)
In 2020, the global gaming market was valued at $162.32 billion and is expected to reach $295.63 billion by 2026, largely driven by cloud gaming