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New Kubeflow project brings machine learning to Kubernetes Google engineers recently announced a new project dubbed Kubeflow, which leverages machine learning to address the hurdles of launching convoluted workloads on Kubernetes. Kubernetes is an open source platform that serves as the backbone of container orchestration management. The technology allows users to deploy multiple applications on a single,

January 2, 2018

container clusters, Devices, DevOps, Kubeflow, Kubernetes, machine learning, Network Infrastructure, Software

Machine learning comes to Kubernetes with Kubeflow project

New Kubeflow project brings machine learning to Kubernetes Google engineers recently announced a new project dubbed Kubeflow, which leverages machine learning to address the hurdles of

January 2, 2018

Ericsson, Huawei, massive MIMO, Qualcomm, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Verizon, Wireless

Verizon prepares to roll out massive MIMO

Verizon and Ericsson have added end-user devices to their massive MIMO trials, bringing the bandwidth-boosting technology a step closer to commercial deployment. Their mobile test

January 2, 2018

Ericsson, Huawei, massive MIMO, Qualcomm, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Verizon, Wireless

Verizon prepares to roll out massive MIMO

Verizon and Ericsson have added end-user devices to their massive MIMO trials, bringing the bandwidth-boosting technology a step closer to commercial deployment. Their mobile test

January 2, 2018

Cloud Computing, Kubernetes, LunchBadger, microservices, Multi-cloud, Network Infrastructure, serverless, Software

Joyent, LunchBadger partnership targets serverless multi-cloud market

Serverless multi-cloud market growth compels Joyent and LunchBadger partnership Joyent, a software and services company, and LunchBadger, a serverless microservices platform, recently announced they are teaming

January 2, 2018

Cloud Computing, Joyent, Kubernetes, LunchBadger, microservices, Multi-cloud, Network Infrastructure, serverless, Software

Joyent, LunchBadger partnership targets serverless multi-cloud market

January 2, 2018

fixed wireless, Line-of-Sight, Opinion, Reality Check, Wireless

Introduction to fixed wireless – debunking the myths: Fact vs. Fiction

As we talk to people around the world about the benefits of fiber-fast wireless broadband, we hear a lot of crazy rumors about fixed wireless,

January 2, 2018

5G, 5G NR, APAC, Carriers, kt, LG U+, SK Telecom

Korean carriers to invest more than $9 billion in 5G this year

The Asian government plans to award 5G spectrum licenses in June South Korean mobile operators are expected to invest more than $9.36 billion in 5G network

January 2, 2018

AI, Analyst Angle, Carriers, IoT, Opinion, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, Wireless

Kagan: What we can expect from wireless in 2018

The wireless industry was full of expansion, growth, activity, excitement and some disappointment in 2017. So, what can we expect in 2018? Wireless will continue

December 29, 2017

content, Facebook, Google, Opinion, Reader Forum, Verizon

It’s all about the device — what telcos aren’t considering to tackle the duopoly (Reader Forum)

Carriers are late to the mobile advertising game, and they’re not pleased with the score. Not only do Google and Facebook own the field today,

December 29, 2017

First Responders Ne, First Responders Network Authority, FirstNet, Network Infrastructure

FirstNet gets unanimous nationwide opt-in

The First Responders Network Authority and carrier partner AT&T have passed another hurdle in achieving a nationwide public safety broadband network: the deadline for opt-in/opt-out

December 22, 2017

5G, 5G spectrum, Analyst Angle, AWS, FDD, fixed wireless access, TDD

Analyst Angle: What spectrum bands will US operators use for Mobile 5G?

Although much of the dialogue on 5G spectrum in the US has focused on millimeter (mmWave) spectrum, it is not clear whether the mmWave spectrum

December 22, 2017

Opinion, PUC, Reader Forum, sponsored content, Universal Service Fund, USF, Video, voice

2018 emerging communication trends: be ready for potential tax impacts (Reader Forum)

Communications technology has undergone a phase of rapid innovation, completely transforming the way businesses and consumers relay and consume information. Now that our once-wired world

December 22, 2017

CableLabs, container, Network Function Virtualization (NFV), Network Infrastructure, NFV, OpenStack, SDN, Software-defined networks (SDN)

CableLabs announces two new OpenStack projects

CableLabs opens SNAPS-Boot and SNAPS-OpenStack Industry consortium CableLabs recently announced two new open source projects associated with OpenStack, including SNAPS-Boot and SNAPS-OpenStack. The purpose of SNAPS (SDN

December 22, 2017

5G, Fundamentals, Network Infrastructure, network slicing, NFV, RAN, SDN, Software

Benefits and challenges of network slicing

5G on the horizon The Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) recently released the first official 5G standard, dubbed 5G New Radio, marking a major step toward