Telstra first to launch VeloCloud virtually through SD-WAN in Asia- Pacific Telstra, an Australian telecommunications company, recently announced an update to the Telstra Programmable Network, collaborating with VeloCloud to launch a virtual branch software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) in Australia and globally. Telstra described the new offering as a “major platform update” for the network. The company originally
Analyst Angle: 3GPP Fun Facts (Part 2)
What exactly is a 3GPP submission? As the name suggests, a 3GPP submission is a document that a company or some other entity submits to
CenturyLink gets FCC nod for Level 3 buy
Anti-trust approval clears the way for the $34B deal to close CenturyLink received anti-trust approval from the Federal Communications Commission on Monday for its $34 billion
Amazon seeks to move into hybrid cloud market with AT&T, AWS collaboration AT&T recently announced it is expanding its cloud networking solutions with Amazon Web Services
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Categories Devices, DevOps, Euphrates, Kubernetes, Network Infrastructure, OpenStack, OPNFV, Software
Containerization moves OPNFV to integrate Kubernetes into Euphrates
OPNFV Project launches fifth platform ‘Euphrates’ The OPNFV Project, an open platform that facilitates the development and evolution of NFV components, recently released its fifth platform
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Categories Cisco, Cloud Computing, edge computing, fog computing, Fundamentals, Internet of Things (IoT)
What’s the difference between the fog and the edge?
Depends on who you ask SANTA CLARA, Calif.–“I think edge is to fog as to what apple is to fruit,” Helder Antunes, chairman of the OpenFog
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Categories 5G, 5G fixed wireless, Analyst Angle, fixed wireless, FTTP, hybrid fiber wireless, mmWave, Wireless Technology
Analyst Angle: Providing 21st century broadband with fixed wireless gigabit
In a recently published white paper, Maravedis discusses the advantages of using millimeter wave (mmWave) technologies, to deploy fiber-like, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA). 5G FWA
Share prices sink; Claure travels to Japan; Legere says his style is worth billions A tug-of-war between Germany and Japan may be tearing apart the planned
FORT WORTH, Tex.–New options for utilizing unlicensed spectrum in cellular networks present some opportunities for smaller carriers to experiment with boosting their coverage and capacity,
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Categories alphabet, AWS, Cloud Computing, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Network Infrastructure, Software
Cloud growth boosts big tech third-quarter earnings
Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel beat earning expectations Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel posted quarterly earnings last Thursday, which reflected a shift away from company-owned data
Elisa preps for 5G with gigabit LTE
Gigabit LTE network waiting on mobile device support Operators around the world, in addition to prepping for rapid commercialization of 5G, are working to deliver gigabit
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Categories Amazon Web Services, APIs, Cisco, Cloud Computing, Google, Kubernetes, Network Infrastructure, Software
Hybrid cloud demand forges Google, Cisco partnership
Google and Cisco team up on hybrid cloud solution offering Google and Cisco recently announced they are teaming up to provide a hybrid cloud solution that
Telecom regulator ACMA also announced plans to re-farm the 900 MHz band for 4G services The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) announced it has started
IEEE working group focuses on accelerating fog computing adoption To help meet the demand of fog and edge computing, the OpenFog Consortium recently announced its OpenFog
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