Boingo Wireless and Comcast Business make the shortlist for our NFV deployment strategy award.
US authorities were said this week to be investigating Huawei for violating sanctions against Iran. Treating it like ZTE would trigger turmoil.
John Stephens tells financial analysts there's a positive trend in AT&T's business revenues, even with another quarterly decline.
Finnish vendor insists the second half of 2018 will be much better than the first half as customers start to invest in long-awaited 5G networks.
Cloud applications have an insatiable appetite for east-west bandwidth inside the data center, as well as between data centers. What can service providers do about that?
Texas mop, KC smoke, Carolina vinegar – I like all styles of communications, really.
Hundreds of entries were judged and now the shortlists for this year's Light Reading awards have been revealed.
The Swedish vendor seems to have a bigger problem with openness than its Finnish rival.
The Chinese vendor says its automation tools and services will support major workforce reductions in network operations.
Ten worthy women and two trailblazing startups made the shortlist this year for Women in Comms' Leading Lights awards. Winners will be unveiled soon at BCE.
A group of telecom executives at this week's Paris tradeshow deliver a critical assessment of SDN and NFV.
New work on LSO Presto specs creates abstraction and tool-chaining that can automate service delivery over multiple underlying networks.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: TI Sparkle appoints key execs; Etisalat goes with Netcracker's NFV knowhow; Russian cable news.
Results from the Chinese equipment giant show how difficult it will be for Ericsson and Nokia to mount an effective challenge.
New capabilities are integrated in a way to enable smoother, more efficient transition to SDN.
Among the many great reasons to join us at BCE 2018 in Austin, Texas, are the educational workshops and panels. To find out more about Light Reading's Big Communications Event (BCE), click here.
The optical community was buzzing at this year's OFC event, fueled in part by 5G expectations and developments from the likes of Ciena, Coriant, Infinera, Nokia and NeoPhotonics.